E-ffects of the e-economy

Article Abstract:

The new e-economy is likely tomean that bonds see rises in real yields, while government issuance drops and corporate issuance increases. Inflation expectations look set to fall, since prices should be reduced by e-commerce, especially between businesses. Technology will see a slowdown in the pace of growth over the longer term, and an inverted yield curve may develop. Volatility is likely to occur because the precise impact of the changes cannot be forecast.

Capital market, Capital markets

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A case for the defence

Article Abstract:

Technology, media and telecoms companies may offer more opportunities for investors than is realized, despite the change in market sentiment against them. The reasons for this argument are set out in detail.

Telecommunications services industry, Telecommunications industry

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Ringside for round two

Article Abstract:

Issues relating to a drive by internet companies to be profitable are examined in detail. Pressure from stockholders is one factor that affects such companies' strategies.

Management, Corporations

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