U.S. networking company pays $28 million to take majority control of Chinese venture.
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Those quirky little companies that made everyone rich (then poor) are once again the darlings of Wall Street.
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Some entrepreneurs are still starting Internet-based businesses. Are they crazy?
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Faced with angry neighbors, tech startup execs like Bigstep.com's Andrew Beebe find community outreach not just nice, but necessary.
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The Chinese government held an auction for its troubled dot-coms, but it flopped, since foreign bidders were shut out. The government also reiterated its strict sanctions on foreign ownership of domestic companies.
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Several former dot-com success stories are struggling just to stay listed on the Nasdaq as their stock prices languish. The market has spoken.
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As the ripples from this year's Nasdaq tumble rock Asia, the reality of dot-com infirmity sets in.
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Venture capitalists get behind the next evolution of health-care services on the Internet.
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Giganet wants to connect the dot-coms
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IPO week ahead: the dot-coms roll on
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Dot-coms need room to breathe
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