Redmond's latest promise to open its kimono may finally be more than a striptease.
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As expected, the Chinese Internet portal has lower earnings, but says its wireless group has turned a corner.
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IceVan.com Hits the Small Screen.
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With the Dumb Dot-Com Money Gone, the Space Race Begins in Earnest.
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The provider of discount energy and communications services goes out of business after burning through $92 million from five venture capital firms.
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Rumor had it the online stock-tip outfit was dead -- that is, until a hedge fund operator took a fancy to its most prominent asset: a streaming-video service. Now the company is resurrected, but at what cost to shareholders?
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Brits will no longer be able to get their fix of celebrity gossip three times a day. PeopleNews.com has folded, burning through nearly $8 million in the process. Can anyone make online content work?
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The online furniture seller escaped the black hole that swallowed Furniture.com and Living.com by recasting itself as a software developer -- Scene7.
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Despite creditors, critics, and a civil suit filed by the state of Connecticut, Jay Walker, poster child for the Internet bubble, says he's plotting a comeback.
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Amazon.com is supposedly stressing profits over growth, but the company just announced it's opening yet another new online store. You can't teach Jeff Bezos new tricks.
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ECredit.com: Economic downturn extends eCredit.com
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A tiny startup hopes to turn excess excavated soil from construction sites into gold.
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The dot-com dream, going once, twice ...
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A brick-and-mortar partnership might help Amazon.com finally turn a profit, but its rumored alliance with Wal-Mart seems to have fallen through. Investors may lose what little patience they have left for the e-tailer.
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Shop Talk: Forget church bazaars and summer picnics,
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Even though delisting notices should come as little surprise to their recipients, the doom such notices portend is still sobering.
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Oakes answers Respond.com CEO call
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