An organization that offers its services exclusively on the Internet, either via the user's Web browser or a client program that must be installed in the user's computer. Amazon.com, Yahoo!, Google ...

Of all the dot-com brand commercials in the 2000 Super Bowl, Etrade’s was the best. Others were funny, yeah (I mean, “Cat Herders,” amirite?), but Etrade’s dancing monkey was a living embodiment of ...

This post may contain links from our sponsors and affiliates, and Flywheel Publishing may receive compensation for actions taken through them. Fueled by rapid stock market growth, the “dot-com” era is ...

Over the last year, thousands of workers renounced high-paying jobs at traditional companies for a taste of the “dot-com” world. Now, some of those attracted to the technology sector, such as sales ...

A couple of years ago senior executives, managers and other employees of dot-com companies seemed to have it all, enjoying heady, fast-track careers in growing industries where it seemed the only ...

A business professor at the U. of Maryland collects documents from technology companies that didn’t make it When future historians look back on the dot-com era, they may be surprised to come across ...

This March marks the 20th anniversary of the bursting of the dot-com bubble in 2000, which led to the demise of iconic startups with names like Pets.com and Webvan. Experts reminisce about the era ...

SAN FRANCISCO - Before it went bankrupt three months ago, Quokka Sports Inc. provided its workers with comfortable front-row seats to the dot-com decadence that burned through billions of dollars in ...

The legal tech universe was set ablaze last week after the news that Harvey, a company that touts itself as "generative ai for professional services," was actively seeking new funding at a valuation ...

What should a struggling dot-com company consider before filing for bankruptcy? How can filing for bankruptcy enhance a dot-com company's ability to reorganize or realize value from its assets?

With all the brazenness of a mid-1999 dot-com company, a little-known streaming music site is trying to trump Napster's $1 billion offer to the record industry with its own $3 billion carrot. The ...

Plans have been set aside for workers to vote on establishing the first labor union at a dot-com company, after the union accused e-commerce company Etown.com of illegally tampering with workers’ ...