Search The Directory The Web for Home > News > Online Archives > CNET News.com > 1998 > November New! Submit a site   whatUseek Directory Site Listings:   Shopping.com revenue hits record - Shopping.com said today that its third quarter revenue increased 207 percent from the previous quarter to a record $2.15 million. [News.com]   Siebel Systems ships new suite - Siebel Systems is starting the new year a bit early. [News.com]   Singapore aims for top billing - Singapore, Asia's well-wired city-state of just 3.4 million people, may emerge as an early battleground for Internet billing. [News.com]   Singapore network picks Lucent - Lucent Technologies today announced that it has been selected by StarHub, Singapore's newest public basic telecommunications services, to provide telecommunications infrastructure equipment for StarHub's nationwide network. [News.com]   Singapore plans Net billing service - Singapore will launch its first Internet-based billing and payment service due to be ready by early next year. [News.com]   Snap name subject of lawsuit - CNET: The Computer Network, publisher of News.com and other technology sites, was sued by closely held Internet company Snap Technologies over the name of CNET's Snap Internet directory. [News.com]   Software firm avoids Y2K liability charges - Another software company has won in court and will not have to pay damages related to the Year 2000 technology problem. [News.com]   Sony unveils tiny "Memory Stick" - Sony is betting that the next big electronic handheld device will be a very small memory drive. [News.com]   Sony unveils tiny "Memory Stick" - Sony is betting that the next big electronic handheld device will be a very small memory drive. [News.com]   Soros-backed InterWorld pulls IPO - InterWorld, an Internet software company whose backers include billionaire investor George Soros, withdrew its initial stock offering amid a tough market for new issues. [News.com]   Sparks to fly at domain meeting - The nonprofit corporation poised to run the Net's infrastructure will hold its first public meeting in two days, and--not surprisingly--the various factions involved already are drawing lines in the sand. [News.com]   Sprint Paranet jumps into services - Sprint Paranet, the telecommunications company's computing services arm, is jumping on the services bandwagon through an agreement with systems integrator Avnet Computer. [News.com]   Stanford email passwords stolen - Some 4,500 students and staff at Stanford University had their email passwords stolen over the past three weeks, after hackers broke into the California school's security system and then managed to avoid detection for three weeks. [News.com]   Starbucks opens online shop - After offering an Internet catalogue on America Online for three years and maintaining a simple recruiting site, coffee retailer Starbucks recently launched its corporate Web site. [News.com]   States slap down Bell efforts - A pair of decisions on opposite sides of the country this week marks states' continued skepticism toward the Bell telephone companies' simultaneous efforts to expand and protect their markets. [News.com]   Stocks close up on Greenspan talk - Stocks closed higher for the week after investors spent the day mulling over yesterday's speech by Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan. [News.com]   Stocks cut rally short - The stock market closed lower today, although some technology issues managed to gain as investors showed enthusiasm for market newcomer EarthWeb and cheered earnings news from Intel. [News.com]   Stocks surge on Net shopping forecasts - Internet stocks climbed to new highs again yesterday as more investors betted--some would say gambled--that online businesses would be the big winners in the holiday shopping season and beyond. [News.com]   Stocks up on rate-cut hopes, Iraq resolution - Stocks rose today, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average edging briefly over the 9,000 level for the first time since July, on hopes that the Federal Reserve will again lower interest rates and on relief that a U.S.-Iraq military clash has been avoided. [News.com]   Street eyes rate-setting meeting - Stocks were mixed in early trading today, as investors nervously focused on the Federal Reserve's rate-setting meeting next week. [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 41 42 43 ] Help build the largest human-edited directory on the web.   Submit a Site - Open Directory Project - Become an Editor

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