dot-com

All this helped rebuild enrollments which had fallen after the dot-com bubble burst.

He said the last time he saw this was 2000-2001, when the dot-com bubble burst and the economy went into a recession after massive layoffs.

And back in the early 20th century, the pursuit of powered man flight was like the dot com of the day. Everybody was trying it.

But dramatic though it was, the dot-com crash did not actually come close to erasing the excesses of the 1990s.

Our system will not keep you out of a dot com bubble, in fact it would have participated for a good part of the run.

Indeed, she said the Street faced a "resizing" not seen since the cutbacks that followed the bursting of the dot-com bubble a decade ago.

Federal Reserve Board Chairman Alan Greenspan warned of "irrational exuberance, " but that did not deflate the dot-com stock market bubble.

The recent fall in the number of dot com has reduced the cost of this form of advertising in many cases.

He's not promising to make you a dot-com millionaire, but you can get out of your day job.

So far, the U. S. has won few high-profile cases, compared with the aftermath of the savings-and-loan crisis and the dot-com bust.

And sometimes criticized for the boom-and-bust nature of the economy in dot-com era.

A 2001 management shake-up, as Cisco grappled with a sales slump after the dot-com boom, was designed to streamline the company.

"I've always been frugal , but it was when I was laid off in the dot-com crash that I became extreme, " Hashimoto explained.

In a short time, Amazon has blossomed from an obscure dot- com upstart into one of the best-known names on the internet .

The years since the dot-com era have also given a plethora of off-the-shelf solutions time to mature into fully-tested, stable products.

is a modern dot. com auto insurance company that sells insurance through the Internet and has less than one million policy holders.

The dot-com boom was a characteristically opportunistic expression of American economic optimism and credulity.

He went through the dot-com boom and bust, and he was even around back when Archie was the way you searched for something.

Nissan's strategy is one example of a slow but steady recovery in TV ad spending, which has been hammered by the dot-com bust and recession.

Is the current slowdown likely to result in a technology recession, comparable to the bursting of the dot-com bubble?

This is what happens when you've been a generalist web, media and technology company for a really long time (at least in dot-com years).

Finally during the dot-com boom I joined a group of equal male female balance but in quite a younger demographic.

During the dot-com era, services such as Backflip emerged with which people could host and categorize their bookmarks online.

The overvaluations of the dot-com bubble were clear to all -- even if all thought they could make money as the extreme got more extreme.

After the dot-com bust, enrollment had fallen off dramatically, with people staying away from computer science for all the wrong reasons.

For instance, a 16-month recession after the dot-com debacle was followed by seven years of expansion.

In the aftermath of the 2000 dot-com bust, many nonfinancial companies adopted a more conservative stance, holding more cash, and less debt.

The dot-com era was a wonderful time to be young, computer-savvy and in search of stock-option riches.

As with Matchmaker Li, then, the contemporary dot. com services efficiently engineer an introduction between two unacquainted individuals.

Sun has been a sick company since its dot com boom days.

She invites your questions and writing job opportunities at her personal email address: heatherjohnson2323 at gmail dot com.

This was the case with many technology stocks that suffered huge declines after the dot-com bubble burst in the spring of 2000.

Super Bowl XXXIV in January 2000 featured seventeen dot-com companies that each paid over two million dollars for a thirty-second spot.

GC: Ever since the dot com crash seven years ago, people have realised the need for usability in websites.

Some have attributed much of the dot-com bubble to increased performance based compensation.

The daring move is raising eyebrows and sparking talk that China's dot. com boom could be turning into an unsustainable bubble.

This kind of gain, fed by sentiment seemingly divorced from fundamentals, harks back to the dot-com boom of the late 1990s.

Californians, who in recent years have endured an energy crisis, the collapse of the dot-com economy and budget deficits.

Even during the period after the dot-com bust, when most endowments had substantial losses, Harvard saw only modest declines.

Please email me (jamie at frater dot com) with your address for the prize.

Moreover, they are credited with the creation of a new style of entrepreneurship and the resulting dot. com boom.

This isn't another dot. com bust but a larger crisis that will leave few untouched.

However, most dot-com companies that went under were quite small and rather closely held by venture capitalists and similar investors.

Smaller organizations can also take advantage of the services of dot-com companies, which focus on sales-force automation.

The dot-com bubble had burst and the U. S. economy had entered a mild post-bubble recession.

Levitt, the Securities and Exchange Commission's longest-serving chairman, supervised stock markets during the late 1990s dot-com boom.

The Nasdaq of the dot-com era was dominated by Internet companies with high stock prices and virtually no earnings.

Hiring freezes, layoffs, and consolidations followed in several industries, especially in the dot-com sector.

The last time deflation fears gripped the markets was in 2003, when the economy was recovering slowly from the dot-com recession.

The 2000 bust was a stock-centered phenomenon that came with the bursting of the dot-com bubble.

After the burst of Dot-com bubble, how do you think the future of IT industry?

The 20th century saw another financial boom, a stock market boom, a postwar boom, and a dot-com boom.

Just in time to catch the bursting of the dot-com bubble the government decided to invest in projects catering to the fading boom.

we will add a few extra areas like, financial news section, and technical analyze section like gold para dot com.

Unlike their dot-com-era predecessors, today's startups aren't sloshing in venture capital, and business credit is tight.

PAGE: That's a difference, yes. The dot-com period was difficult for us. We were dismayed in that climate.

Behind all of this commotion are day traders, those creatures of the dot-com era.

If the dot-com meltdown wasn't enough, offshore outsourcing also scared away students from technology.

The dot-com bust was followed by another massive flood of speculative investment into U. S. real estate and the home mortgage market.

Please let me know if you have similar use cases for Wuala by sending me an e-mail to andreas AT wuala DOT com.

The prices of real estate, dot. com company shares, and tulips, it turns out, will not soar forever.

And in 2000, during the dot-com bust, several telecommunications companies went bankrupt when too many competitors entered the market.

Admittedly, Microsoft's decline mirrors the Nasdaq's collapse from the height of the dot-com boom.

At the dot-com peak, Cisco was briefly the most valuable company in the world, with a market cap of $500 billion.

This Big Data era got rolling way back in the dot-com days.

Other dot-com deals have fared worse, dragging the group's average year-to-date performance to regular IPO levels.

Although it didn't see profits until the early 2000s, Amazon survived the burst of the dot-com bubble.

The social-promotion space has been on a tear this year, stirring memories of the dot-com boom.

The company's stunning sales growth in that time shows it is no dot-com mirage.

No one had ever used the Internet and we had never met anyone who worked for something called a dot-com.

I'll spell my e-mail address to make sure you send the resume to the right person: C A R L P at KHN dot com.

She's not what you would call a dot-com or Web insider, but maybe that's not what Yahoo needs right now.

Heather invites your questions, comments and freelancing job inquiries at heatherjohnson2323 at gmail dot com.

When the dot-com bubble burst, blue chips like Johnson & Johnson and Bank of America carried on pretty much unscathed.

When it subsequently tightened credit in 2000 and the dot-com bubble burst, the Fed quickly turned around and lowered interest rates again.

In return for their tax-free environment, dot-com companies would have to make some sacrifices.

In the days of dot-com mania, investors could throw money into an IPO and be almost guaranteed killer returns.

The Fed's rate cuts after Long Term Capital Management imploded a decade ago fuelled the dot. com bubble.

Though the "dot com" craze has ended, business use of the Web is going strong.

This type of 'smart home' fridge has actually been attempted before, in the dot com era, and flopped.

The complex will tapintothe region 's large surplus of fiber optic networking, a legacy of the dot- com boom.

Unlike so many dot-com rockets, Groupon is a real business.

After the dot-com crash few years ago, people were leaving the Internet and telecom fields in droves to get retrained.

At the time nobody had any idea how these companies would make money--and most of them didn't, leading to the dot-com crash in 2000.

As the dot-com bubble popped, the stock fell from $16 to less than $2.

Today, Yahoo spends very little in acquisition when compared to the dot com era.

Dot-com bubble pops; presidential election snafu; USS Cole bombed.

He "d been through the dot-com boom and burst and, desperate for a job, signed on with a Boulder agency. "

The last time Intel's quarterly net income topped $2. 5 billion was in 2000 during the dot-com heyday.

The information technology universe is stirring after a long pause that followed the dot. com bust.

The information technology universe is stirring after a long pause that followed the dot. com bust.

The United States, of course, isn't a dot-com.

When "dot. com and dot. org" interact with "dot. gov" , he says, real progress is the result.

Andy: I hope something interesting like a highly overpaid actor or a dot-com CEO.

But from those humble beginnings the Internet has grown to more than 80 million dot-com domain names.

Before the dot-com bubble burst I worked at a job where one of my co-workers made sweeping claims about voice recognition.

I hope something interesting like a highly overpaid actor or a dot-com CEO.

The dot-com boom was built on infatuation with anything Web-related.

The boom of data centers came during the dot-com bubble.

However, such "dot. com fever" has cooled recently.

This had followed a period of low growth since 1998 after the Asian currency crisis and then the bursting of the dot. com bubble.

Please leave comments or write me an email: Joshua [at] joshuawickerham[dot] com.

Currently, Internet site owners are limited to a handful of suffixes, such as dot. com, dot. org or dot. gov.

Would a dot-com boom (and bust) have been the same as a dot-22. 33 boom (and bust)?

By the end of the '90s, though, the dot-com bust had brought Amazon's shares from $100 to $6.

The dot-com boom of the 1990s becomes a bust as technology companies slide.

oh I waste so much time dot com!

Even during the dot-com boom when everyone rushed to buy technology stocks, he remained unaffected.

John Chow dot Com is hosted by HostGator and content delivery is provided by MaxCDN.

dot. com (2000) The Dot. com bubble engendered no lifelines, no bailouts.

In the email world, you are your name followed by a 'dot-com.

In the wake of the dot-com bust and the post-September 11 trauma, the situation became reversed.

For more details, you can visit the Semester at Sea Web site: semesteratsea dot com.

The workshop is co-organized by Tech-ex Dot Com Limited.

Gone are high-rolling days of the dot com era.

Our company is dependent on the dot-com industry.

Scott: Consumer-review dot com has a high tech sweatshop feel about it.

The technology-heavy NASDAQ Composite index peaked at 5, 048 in March 2000, reflecting the high point of the dot-com bubble.

Ten years ago, everyone at my school wanted to be a dot com entrepreneur.

The Dot-com bubble crash wiped out $5 trillion in market value of technology companies between March 2000 and October 2002.

For example, to open Templates on Microsoft. Com in the New File task pane, say "templates on Microsoft dot com. "

We rent toys from baby plays dot com and this is one they sent us.

That's the dot com bubble.

People with money need more information than that (especially in the post-dot-com world).

During the dot-com bubble, Yahoo! shares sold at a record $118. 75 a share.

Except at the most youthful of fashion and dot-com companies, casual Fridays never really caught on in Japan.

If you have a dot com, maybe you can.

The index fell 44 percent in 2000, when the dot. com bubble burst, while spot gold fell by just 6. 3 pct in that time.

the S&P 500 went to a record 44 times earnings during the dot-com bubble before collapsing in 2000.

Some of this pessimism is probably overdone and reflects the more general collapse of the dot. Com boom and the problems of many e-retailers

we ' re applying the dot com model to a different product

The dot-com boom, an' reality shows