Abstract This paper aims to analyze the dynamics of internet-based multinational companies in China with a special focus on the discussion of the factors behind the closure of Yahoo! Inc.’s business operations in China by 2015. In order to answer this research question, this paper uses a qualitative method based on literature study as a research method. Based on the theoretical approach offered by obsolescing bargain theory and Porter's five forces model, this research conclude that the Yahoo! Inc.’s withdrawal from the Chinese market due to the accumulation of the increasingly stringent Chinese Government regulation on the internet and the increasingly competitive domestic internet industry. Strict regulation is representation...
This Master thesis is about the American multinational internet C2C corporation eBay and its failure...
A corporate or brand personality defines how the company is known among its stakeholders, making a p...
This paper examines an often-overlooked yet significant dimension in the globalisation of Chinese in...
This paper aims at identifying the inside reasons of M&A(Merger and Acquisition) of online industry ...
World’s Internet market is dominated by the companies based in United States, but fast growing Chine...
We adopt the dynamic capability perspective and the institutional view as the guiding theoretical le...
The last two decades have witnessed an exponential growth in internet and social media based commerc...
China is the fastest growing Internet economy in Asia/Pacific, with Chinese Internet users forecaste...
This case involves the global business ethics of two distinctly different cultures whose definition ...
China's Internet industry has snowballed in recent years, and many companies have explored overseas ...
This paper uses phenomenon based research to examine why all western internet firms (WIFs) have fail...
The rapid growth of the internet in China has been propelled by the Chinese government’s push to dev...
Huawei serves as a vehicle for presenting the multiple barriers faced by Multinational Enterprises (...
China, which has evolved as a 'super power' in the Internet economy, is looking forward to incorpora...
Diese Diplomarbeit studiert die Kulturunterschiede zwischen den Chinesischen und Amerikanischen Nati...
This Master thesis is about the American multinational internet C2C corporation eBay and its failure...
A corporate or brand personality defines how the company is known among its stakeholders, making a p...
This paper examines an often-overlooked yet significant dimension in the globalisation of Chinese in...
This paper aims at identifying the inside reasons of M&A(Merger and Acquisition) of online industry ...
World’s Internet market is dominated by the companies based in United States, but fast growing Chine...
We adopt the dynamic capability perspective and the institutional view as the guiding theoretical le...
The last two decades have witnessed an exponential growth in internet and social media based commerc...
China is the fastest growing Internet economy in Asia/Pacific, with Chinese Internet users forecaste...
This case involves the global business ethics of two distinctly different cultures whose definition ...
China's Internet industry has snowballed in recent years, and many companies have explored overseas ...
This paper uses phenomenon based research to examine why all western internet firms (WIFs) have fail...
The rapid growth of the internet in China has been propelled by the Chinese government’s push to dev...
Huawei serves as a vehicle for presenting the multiple barriers faced by Multinational Enterprises (...
China, which has evolved as a 'super power' in the Internet economy, is looking forward to incorpora...
Diese Diplomarbeit studiert die Kulturunterschiede zwischen den Chinesischen und Amerikanischen Nati...
This Master thesis is about the American multinational internet C2C corporation eBay and its failure...
A corporate or brand personality defines how the company is known among its stakeholders, making a p...
This paper examines an often-overlooked yet significant dimension in the globalisation of Chinese in...