Search The Directory The Web for Home > News > Online Archives > Wired > 1997 > Business New! Submit a site   whatUseek Directory Site Listings:   Freeloader Pushed Over the Edge - Individual, which bought the Web-casting pioneer for US$38 million last year, announced it is closing the doors to the money-losing venture. [Wired News]   GT Gobbles Up Gaming Market - The maker of Duke Nukem has bought eight smaller players in the past two years. The latest in this action-packed consolidation is MicroProse. [Wired News]   GTE Marks Wireless Milestone - But Now What? - The telecom player signs up its 4-millionth customer, but the industry is slowing and hot new technologies are called for, analysts say. [Wired News]   GTE Takes Net Plunge with BBN Buyout - The nation's largest local phone company aims to expand its reach by purchasing one of the "backbone" Internet providers. [Wired News]   Gaming Dream Job: Red Orb Seeks Warmongers - Broderbund's Red Orb is looking beyond its educational roots for a hit in the twitch market. [Wired News]   Gateway 2000 Sues Consultant Over Domain Name - The PC maker is seeking control of the "gateway.com" domain name, even though the defendant has held it since 1990. [Wired News]   Gateway Cuts PC/TV Prices - Even so, the sticker reduction on high-end systems for heat-seeking geeks raises the question: Can PC/TVs ever go mainstream? [Wired News]   Gateway Hunting for New President - The departure of Richard Snyder to head a venture-capital fund means CEO Ted Wiatt will likely take a more prominent role. [Wired News]   Gateway Sees Spotty Performance - Stock goes into a tailspin after the computer-maker says its quarterly earnings will be lower than expected, prompting many investors - like the PC buyers before them - to turn instead to Dell. [Wired News]   Gateway Speaks! Sorry, but Brands Need Protection - The computer maker defends criticism of its lawsuits against little guys as necessary steps in the marketplace. [Wired News]   Geek Dream Job: Make Swiss Bank Tech Hum - A small Swiss army of Internet whiz kids seeks help managing its global IT projects. [Wired News]   Georgetown Dream Job: Managing Multimedia - Georgetown University needs a director to launch its new-media center. [Wired News]   German Dream Job: Design Online for ID-Gruppe - This growing multimedia powerhaus is looking to expand its ranks. [Wired News]   Get Yer Info-Nuggets - A research company has a survey on the most popular business directories on the Web. Paying customers only. [Wired News]   Getting Into Profit U. - Unveiling extensive community sites, a raft of companies are trying to corral one of the most exclusive and upwardly mobile social groups: Ivy League graduates. [Wired News]   Global 800 Numbers Could Slash Overseas Rates - Foreign carriers could be forced to cut international rates if a new system of global toll-free numbers catches on. [Wired News]   Got a Yen for a Cheap PC? Try Tokyo - A not-very-scientific study points the way to a bargain. But if you're really looking for a low-end notebook computer, try New York - or almost anywhere else. [Wired News]   H&R Block Seen Driving Up CompuServe Price - But analysts say the tax preparer shouldn't hold out too long in its protracted negotiations with America Online. [Wired News]   H-P Posts 'Disappointing' Profit - Earnings are up at the second-biggest computer-maker, but not as much as expected due to higher costs and delays in shipping some products. [Wired News]   HP May Best Cray, NEC on Supercomputer Deal - The National Center for Atmospheric Research may purchase a new supercomputer from Hewlett-Packard, rather than from battling competitors NEC or Cray. [Wired News]     [ 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 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 ] Help build the largest human-edited directory on the web.   Submit a Site - Open Directory Project - Become an Editor

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