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Google blows away estimates : No. 1 Web search engine reports strong 4Q results; stock surges, lifts other Internet stocks.
(Monday, February 07, 2005)
Google reported strong increases in sales and earnings in the fourth quarter Tuesday afternoon, surpassing even the most bullish projections of Wall Street analysts. Shares surged more than 13 percent in pre-market trading Wednesday on the news.
Source: CNN: February 2, 2005: 9:44 AM EST
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The darlings of the blogosphere - Husband-and-wife team build a startup into a trailblazer
(Monday, February 21, 2005)
-- Like so many other 20-somethings hoping to mine the Internet gold rush of the late 1990s, Mena Trott was thrown for a humbling loop by the dot-com bust, yet still craved stardom. Her unassuming husband, Ben, just wanted another computer programming gig in Silicon Valley's depressed job market.
Source: CNN: Saturday, February 19, 2005
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FBI shuts down public e-mail system
(Monday, February 07, 2005)
The FBI said Friday it has shut down an e-mail system that it uses to communicate with the public because of a possible security breach.
Source: CNN: Friday, February 4, 2005 Posted: 12:38 PM EST (1738 GMT)
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Consumers flock to online shops
(Saturday, November 13, 2004)
Online buying habits have changed dramatically in the last five years, a survey has found.
Of 2,000 web-using Britons interviewed a whopping 94% had bought something online, the survey found. This compares to just 37% five years ago.
Half of those interviewed believed that 40% or more of their purchases would be done online in five years time.
Source: BBC : Thursday, 11 November, 2004, 08:53 GMT
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Outsourcing to rise, but deals to shrink
(Monday, April 25, 2005)
Outsourcing is set to continue to grow worldwide during the next year, but the scope and length of many agreements will be reduced, according to a new report.
Source: ZDnet.com
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Online travel growing, but at slower rate - Hoteliers are now selling rooms themselves directly to business travelers via the Web.
(Thursday, August 12, 2004)
LOS ANGELES, California (Reuters) -- Internet travel companies signaled in quarterly reports last week that their once robust profit growth was slowing, sparking sharp sell-offs that some Wall Street analysts said went too far.
Source: Reuters : Tuesday, August 10, 2004 Posted: 2:23 PM EDT (1823 GMT)
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