Search The Directory The Web for Home > News > Online Archives > CNET News.com > 1998 > July New! Submit a site   whatUseek Directory Site Listings:   Nasdaq eyes DoubleClick's rise - The sharp run-up and unusually high trading volume in DoubleClick today drew the attention of the Nasdaq stock market. [News.com]   Nasdaq tops 2,000 for first time - Technology stocks resumed their summer rally this morning, sweeping the Nasdaq composite above 2,000 for the first time ever and pushing the broader market modestly higher as well. [News.com]   Nat Semi orders staff furloughs - National Semiconductor will furlough all of its workers for ten days sometime between September and November, as the chipmaker continues its yearlong struggle with weak demand. [News.com]   Net TVs falling by the wayside - Amid the "convergence" craze that's merging the PC with TV, some products are beginning to fall by the wayside. [News.com]   Net bill raises privacy flags - The Senate Commerce Committee today passed legislation that could create national standards for authenticating people's identities on the Net without the privacy protections pushed by consumer advocates. [News.com]   Net brokerage war escalates - The online brokerage battle is heating up, with E*Trade getting a $400 million investment from Softbank and Charles Schwab unveiling a redesigned Web site. [News.com]   Net companies post earnings - Wall Street hit the bull's-eye today with predictions of losses for @Home and DoubleClick. EarthLink, however, beat estimates, even though it still finished in the red. [News.com]   Net demand surging in Europe - European businesses and consumers will continue to spend more on Internet access as online audiences and demand for Internet services continue to surge into the next millennium, according to a new report. [News.com]   Net gambler sues credit firms - Cynthia Haines gambled away $70,000 on the Net over the course of 18 months. She doesn't believe she is a compulsive gambler, but she does admit she made a mistake. [News.com]   Net investors choose portals - Instead of banks or brokerage houses, Internet portals have become the key to financial services on the Web, according to a recent study. [News.com]   Net music firm signs Billy Squier - In another example of the music industry's move into cyberspace, rocker Billy Squier said he had signed a deal with an Internet-based record label called J-Bird Records. [News.com]   Net needs financial report rules - The high-speed landscape of the Internet could render the musty world of financial reports obsolete, but first a system to certify the numbers must be in place, the head of an accounting association said. [News.com]   Net sales downplayed in Germany - A German retail industry group said today that Internet commerce was not a serious competitor to traditional in-store shopping. [News.com]   Net shopping affecting markets - Economic booms and busts could become more frequent as shopping on the Internet takes off, according to a study published today. [News.com]   Net stock boom creates billionaires - With Internet stocks soaring, Yahoo cofounder Jerry Yang today became the latest Net executive to gain entry into the billionaire club, joining Yahoo cofounder David Filo and Amazon.com chief executive Jeff Bezos. [News.com]   Net stocks boost markets - Internet stocks continued their dizzying ascent in trading today as investors once again took bullish announcements issued by individual companies as a sign that the industry as a whole remains hot. [News.com]   Net stocks cool off after rally - Following an extended rally during the last few weeks, Internet stocks were trading lower today. [News.com]   Net stocks defy Street smarts - Stock buyers who adhere to old-school investing rules are being left behind by the incredible run-up in risky technology and Internet stocks. [News.com]   Net stocks keep on climbing - Fueled by takeover speculation, Internet stocks soared in trading today, with many hitting new 52-week highs or posting percentage gains in the double digits. [News.com]   Net stocks keep on rising - Internet stocks continued climbing today, with Amazon.com, CNET, and Net access providers EarthLink and MindSpring leading the way. [News.com]     [ 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 ] Help build the largest human-edited directory on the web.   Submit a Site - Open Directory Project - Become an Editor

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