Damn! What a nice, bookish tycoon

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Jeff Bezos, founder of online book retailer Amazon.com, feels that he would have had regrets if he had not exploited the potential offered by the Internet. There were many challenges associated with setting up the company, and sales were initially on a very small scale. However, the company has expanded rapidly since then, and now has sales of around $600 million a year. Bezos is keen to move the business into new areas, including online video retailing.

Book Stores, Bookstores, Amazon.com Inc., AMZN, Bezos, Jeffrey

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A bank that won't be going back into its shell

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Internet bank Egg Chief Executive Paul Gratton indicates that he is now able to focus on long-term strategy, rather than dealing with immediate issues. He believes that Egg was never a dot.com venture, and emphasizes that its stock is not seen as high risk.

Commercial Banks, Commercial Banking, Banking industry, Company Profile, Egg, Gratton, Paul

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Meet the new enemies of the music industry

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It is necessary for issues relating to file sharing to be resolved in court, according to file-sharing service Aimster CEO Johnny Deep. He emphasizes his view that Aimster is not infringing copyright.

Aimster, Deep, Johnny

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