Sina Weibo has its share of detractors and supporters, Beijing based venture capitalist Steve Bell has said on his own account that Weibo is better than just a Twitter clone, but without real ...

Shares of SINA and Weibo rallied 65% and 155%, respectively, as both companies repeatedly beat expectations with robust sales and earnings growth. But so far in 2018, SINA has tumbled 17% while ...

At its height, Weibo had more than 600 million registered users. Sina claimed the service had 60.2 million daily active users just a few months ago.

SINA and Weibo don't expect the situation to improve anytime soon. Weibo expects its revenue to rise just 0% to 2% annually (7% to 20% on a constant currency basis) in the second quarter.

SINA responded by distributing its own Weibo shares to investors with two 1-for-10 distributions -- meaning that an investor who originally owned 100 shares of SINA will now own 20 extra shares of ...

And with the help of Beijing, Sina Weibo had effective first-mover advantage: The chief competition, Fanfou, back up after the Tiananmen anniversary, had been taken offline indefinitely after the ...

Unlike SINA, Weibo is a pure-play social media company. Dubbed China's Twitter, the stock's growth has been rapid thanks to the terrific growth in its user base, which has, in turn, enhanced its ...

Morning Mix Sina Weibo, China’s social media giant, reverses ban on gay content after weekend of protests April 16, 2018 ...

Sina Weibo’s userbase growth has maintained its momentum over the past two years. In terms of absolute number of users, Sina Weibo and Tencent Weibo share the high-end user and mid-end user markets.

China’s Sina is distributing shares in Twitter-like service Weibo to boost its own stock price, but it can afford to do more By Jacky Wong Follow Sept. 1, 2016 7:10 am ET ...

Sina Corp.'s Weibo microblogging service is often described as a virtual town square. If that's the case, a new study suggests the square isn't nearly as full as it seems.

Shares of SINA (SINA) and Weibo (WB-0.27%) have both tumbled this year, mainly due to escalating trade tensions between the United States and China. Yet their sell-offs seem overdone, since both ...