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  • Mon Nov 15 1999 Brokerages, VCs team to offer access to IPOs

    Charles Schwab, TD Waterhouse Group and Ameritrade Holdings join forces with three venture capital firms to form a new online investment bank that will offer clients access to shares available at initial public offerings.

    Posted by Sandeep Junnarkar

  • Tue Apr 6 1999 Rhythms prices IPO above expected range

    The nationwide high-speed Net access provider prices its initial public offering above the expected range, a sign of strong demand once shares begin trading tomorrow.

    Posted by Corey Grice

  • Fri Aug 31 2001 Was Excite@Home doomed at the altar?

    Sources close to the company say the marriage of the Web portal and the high-speed Internet service fell disastrously short of expectations largely because of a series of management blunders.

    Posted by John Borland and Corey Grice

  • Sat May 15 2004 Need a job? How about a date?

    Internet companies that bridge the separation between the friend of a friend you might marry or the colleague of a colleague who might hire you are hot at the moment.

    Posted by null Knowledge@Wharton

  • Sat May 1 2004 How VCs earn their keep

    An upcoming research paper suggests some venture capital firms offer intangibles, such as experience and contacts, that are worth their weight in gold.

    Posted by null Knowledge@Wharton

  • Tue Jan 9 2001 Cable's broadband lead whittled by DSL, satellite services

    Phone companies have the superior technology, but direct broadcast satellite providers are poised for big gains, according to a report by the Federal Communications Commission.

    Posted by Patrick Ross

  • Fri Mar 10 2000 HomeGrocer closely watched on first day of trading

    Shares of the online grocer rise in the first day following its initial public offering, but its ripe gains could soon spoil.

    Posted by Troy Wolverton

  • Mon Oct 7 1996 Castanet clicks up distribution

    Closely watched start-up Marimba takes wraps off a new suite of Java-based technology that lets Web sites broadcast information and software over the Internet.

    Posted by Tim Clark and Nick Wingfield

  • Tue Mar 22 2005 Bright ideas, big wait on tech payback

    In retrospect, what could be more lucrative than the transistor, the Net and DOS? Hindsight's a hard lesson for some inventors.
    Images: Owners don't always cash in

    Posted by Michael Kanellos

  • Sun Sep 30 2001 Searching for Google's success

    While other search engines struggle for survival, Google continues to thrive, actually even turning a profit this year, according to the company. What explains its success?

    Posted by null Knowledge@Wharton

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