1. The company is in debt after losing an estimated $30 million on its dotcom enterprise.

2. It is still unclear whether dotcom companies will continue to thrive in the long-term future.

3. Was Fitzgerald irritated with way the world's financial markets were flocking into the new dotcom businesses?

4. As the shares in dotcom and other e-stocks rose, the shares in other companies began to look relatively cheap.

5. In fact, perfect information is the unattainable holy grail, but dotcom business brings it that little bit closer.http://

6. It will take the dotcoms some time before they regain investor confidence.

7. The dotcom revolution was driven by the psychology and assumptions of internet service providers rather than knowledge of customer shopping patterns.

8. But that's all changed now, the credibility of dotcoms is so low among investors that companies are shedding the suffix.

9. Dot-com bubble pops; presidential election snafu; USS Cole bombed.

10. Behold: I bring tidings of the second dot-com boom.

11. The dot-com bust was followed by another massive flood of speculative investment into U.S. real estate and the home mortgage market.

12. However, most dot-com companies that went under were quite small and rather closely held by venture capitalists and similar investors.

13. After the dot-com bust, enrollment had fallen off dramatically, with people staying away from computer science for all the wrong reasons.

14. Unlike the dot-com companies at the heart of the last speculative investment bubble, the new gold rush was centered on something that seemed unimpeachably solid — the American home.

15. During the dot-com bubble, Yahoo! shares sold at a record $118.75 a share.

16. In the wake of the dot-com crash, the Fed went way beyond past fixes and lowered the funds rate to 1.25 percent for nearly eight months, then an extraordinary 1 percent for a full year.

17. Finally during the dot-com boom I joined a group of equal male female balance but in quite a younger demographic.

18. Even during the dot-com boom when everyone rushed to buy technology stocks, he remained unaffected.

19. The dot-com businesses that spent millions with the company were going bust.

20. Some have attributed much of the dot-com bubble to increased performance based compensation.

21. Except at the most youthful of fashion and dot-com companies, casual Fridays never really caught on in Japan.

22. Nasdaq stocks fell amid concerns about the health of dot-com companies.

23. It was 25 years ago -- March 15, 1985 -- that the first dot-com domain name -- Symbolics.com -- appeared on the Internet, ushering in the commercial age of the World Wide Web.

24. His sons share the congenital optimism, but the magazine was deeply invested the dot-com boom. After that burst and now the credit crisis, working at Forbes could seem more like a grind.

25. But since interactive marketing programs are now fueled by measurable results, not dot-com madness, we believe that they can thrive in a recession.

26. This Big Data era got rolling way back in the dot-com days.

27. Furthermore, and most important, there is no persuasive evidence that the structure of CEO compensation played an important roll in either the dot-com or housing bubbles.

28. The firm's modest space, a step up from the garage where Erskine first hashed out the idea, seems more dot-com shabby than financial-services chic.

29. He says the scene resembles California's Silicon Valley 15 years ago, when the first wave of entrepreneurs paved the way for the new wave of dot-com era entrepreneurs.

30. In the early 2000, the US experience similar problems with dot-com, networking, and telecom companies—though not of the same nature and magnitude.

31. However, many people still get that glassy-eyed, far away dreamer look on their faces when they think of the riches awaiting them on just the other side of their own dot-com.

32. And in 2000, during the dot-com bust, several telecommunications companies went bankrupt when too many competitors entered the market.

33. At the time nobody had any idea how these companies would make money--and most of them didn't, leading to the dot-com crash in 2000.