SINA and SOHU jumped
Posted by btr Wed, 23 Feb 2005 03:14:30 GMT
Chinese internet stocks jumped over 5% contrasting to the rest of market. It's fueled by possible consolidation in China's major internet players. SOHU closed higher too.
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Chinese internet stocks jumped over 5% contrasting to the rest of market. It's fueled by possible consolidation in China's major internet players. SOHU closed higher too.
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