Fast times, fluctuating fortunes in the e-world

Article Abstract:

Australia's Rich 200 list for 2000 would contain more of those who have made their wealth from the boom in e-commerce if the value of their technology companies on the market had not fallen in April 2000. The market fluctuations have caused these companies to experience changing fortunes, but have not dampened their desire to succeed.

Australia, High technology industry

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The dinosaurs are fighting back

Article Abstract:

Issues are presented concerning the predictions which have been made for the entry of traditional businesses into electronic retailing through online services. The failure of newly-emerged dot-com companies is discussed.

Services, Retail industry, Retail trade, Cover Story, Business-to-business market, Business to business market

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Fortunes burst with the technology bubble

Article Abstract:

A description is presented of the business activities of a number of individuals who have seen their wealth greatly decrease as a result of the collapse of the share price of internet companies in 2000.

Finance, Prices and rates, Internet service providers, Securities, Securities prices, Rich, Rich people

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