The History of Terrorism
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1995-2000 Dot-com bubble
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California Terror
Debt bondage/Debt slavery
Economic bubbles
Economic crises
Economic crises in the United States
Financial Hijacking
Financial Terrorism
Fraud in the United States
History of the Internet
Information technology management
Internet terminology
Online companies
Stock market crashes in the United States
Terrorism in the United States
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1983-2006 MCI Inc.
1984-Today Cisco Systems (NASDAQ: CSCO)
1985-2000s Amerindo Investment Advisors
1985-Today Qualcomm (Nasdaq: QCOM)
1994-1999 Infoseek
1994-Today Amazon (company) AKA Amazon.com (NASDAQ: AMZN)
1995 NetScape's IPO was considered the start of the dot-com bubble, because it showed that Internet companies can have large IPOs without making a profit first.
1995 The Internet Report ("the bible" for investors in the Dot com boom)
1995-Today eBay (Nasdaq: EBAY)
1995-Today Excite
1996-1999 Healtheon
1996-2001 Webvan
1996-2018 Actua Corporation (NASDAQ: ACTA)
1996-Today TheStreet.com
1997-2001 NorthPoint Communications
1997-2011 Global Crossing
1998-? Digital Entertainment Network (DEN)
1998-2000 Pets.com (NASDAQ: IPET)
1999-2000 Boo.com
2000 As the dot-com bubble ended in March 2000, InfoSpace's stock fell from $138 to $1.56 by July 2001.
2000 While a banker at Morgan Stanley, Ruth Porat is credited with creating the European debt financing that saved Amazon from collapse during the dot-com melt down in 2000.
2000-2002 Meeker was vilified in the press as one of a number of star analysts who were questioned in fraud investigations after the bursting of the dotcom bubble in 2000 to 2002.
2003 Back to $10 billion invested in venture capital.
2003 Global Analyst Research Settlements
360networks
Commerce One
Infospace
Mary Meeker
Naveen Jain
Netscape
Ruth Porat
Tradex Technologies
USWeb
WorldCom
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Terrorism, Torture, Sexual Abuse, Mind Control and Slavery AKA Social Engineering