The Dot-Com Discount
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SAN MATEO, Calif. -- Allan Leinwand's start-up, Vyatta, sells networking products for one-third the price of those sold by his former employer, Cisco Systems.
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Plus: '$100 laptop' for sale in North America. Read these stories and more from around the Web on News.com Extra.
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A Web venture gives borrowers a way to compare what they will probably pay for a mortgage in commissions, points, interest rates and fees.
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Computer Associates (CA) has introduced a usage-based pricing and licensing model for its mainframe management products. The model bases licensing costs on measured system usage rather than total potential
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For catalog retailer Lands' End, the decision a decade ago to start selling on the Internet was as casual as the clothes it sells. By the time the competition took the plunge, the dot-com bubble had burst and Lands' End already had honed its site into a sophisticated and lucrative component of its direct sales operation.
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A new Web site helps consumers protect themselves from excessive fees that can drive up the price of a home.
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Site Offer The best of 2004, for less
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Internet and mail-order sellers offer a misleading benefit.
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It&#39;s a great time to be an Internet shopper, but the same search technology that is transforming the Web into a bargain-hunter&#39;s paradise is putting the squeeze
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Commerce One Inc. (CMRC), an Internet software maker valued at $20 billion at the peak of dot-com mania, is poised to go out of business as a pauper...
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Direct sales aren't working the same magic they once did for the PC maker. Can it now cash in at retail?
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A few years back, the online grocery business was just about the perfect symbol of the dot-com bust. Five years later, though, the idea is finally starting to look good.
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By Simon Young  Step into my time machine. Let's go back seven years to the height of the dot-com boom. On 10 January 2000, America On Line (AOL) stunned the world with plans to acquire Time Warner.
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In the 1990s, there was the dot-com boom. Now, there's the Iraq bubble.
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Google has teamed up with two Internet registrars to offer its users low-cost domain registration for the .com, .net, .org, or .info suffixes. For $10 per year, the name would be registered through either eNom or GoDaddy.com,
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The discounter faces some pretty big "small" rivalry.
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And lays groundwork for almighty Net row The United States government has approved a revised contract for ownership of the dotcom registry, solving one of the biggest problems at the heart of the internet, but also lighting the fuse on an almighty international argument over Net control.â¦