Alof's fever for dot-com cools

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Paul Alofs, an Internet entrepreneur, has cancelled plans to start an Internet incubator company in Canada. Mr. Alofs, who reported that he had received over 5,000 business plans for proposed projects, cited a slowdown in Internet-based businesses as the reason for his decision.

Planning, Alofs, Paul

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Bid.Com chairman resigns

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Mississauga, Ont.-based Bid.Com International Inc. has announced the resignation of its chairman, Paul Godin. Bid.Com, which is a business-to-business Web site, said that Mr. Godin will remain on the company's board of directors.

Executive changes & profiles, Officials and employees, Appointments, resignations and dismissals, Bid.Com International Inc.

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Want to call hell home? Bidding starts at $8-million

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Kenneth Aronson is selling rights to a domain name that he has registered on the Internet in 1995, www.hell.com. The entrepreneur has set the initial price for the Web site at $8 million.

Mergers, acquisitions and divestments, Portrayals, Aronson, Kenneth

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