Hackers linked to China take Bureau of Industry and Security off-line.
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Japanese electronics giant separates ISP with hope it will grow e-commerce revenues.
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U.S. Senate panel told that analog broadcasting could end by 2009.
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The U.S. government may initiate export controls on nanotechnology, and those limits could hamper America’s nanotech progress.
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It’s never too early for Washington to set regulations for space travel.
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Alpiri Hopes to Win the Name Game in E-Commerce.
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The Prodigal E-Commerce Sites Return.
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I find it amazing that there are so many companies trying to make money by providing online community services such as message forums. Yet many of these operations have paying customers, which refutes the conventional wisdom that community can't be profita
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E-tailing requires open communication between applications and lots of servers.
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Eking out a future in e-commerce
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The new secretary of commerce airs his business plan.
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Commerce companies for the Red Herring 100
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Shop Talk: Amid a torrent of bad news about e-commerce companies, forecasters still predict a rosy future. Here's why.
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Microfinance, often called venture capital for the poor, connects Africa and the rest of the developing world to global entrepreneurial capitalism. Now, a French firm plans to use the Net to brand and sell the exploits worldwide.
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Ford accelerates toward telematics.
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Venture capitalists in Western Europe are betting that mobile phones will help get consumers to make purchases over the Internet.
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With Internet retailers finally bringing their businesses to the Internet, e-business software provider Retek is cashing in.
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After forecasting a boom in Internet infrastructure spending, Jupiter Research now predicts B2B Web commerce will balloon to $6.3 trillion in 2005.
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