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Fed Moves Spook Markets
- The Federal Reserve leaves rates unchanged, but signals that it's ready to bump up interest rates. Most stocks decline, including technology issues. David Lazarus is on assignment. [Wired News]
Fed Moves Still Weigh on Market
- Concern that the Federal Reserve will bump up interest rates in the coming months continues to hold US stock markets back. David Lazarus is on assignment in Japan. [Wired News]
Fed Worried About Y2K Loans
- A Federal Reserve governor says the central bank may have to ask Congress to loosen tight controls on emergency loans to banks, just in case there's a big run because of Y2K. [Wired News]
Federal Search Site Boomerangs
- After a clash with the White House last month, a search engine that crawls government documents declares itself a moneymaking operation and offers free access to schools. By Lindsey Arent. [Wired News]
Feds Crack Down on Y2K Fraud
- The US Federal Trade Commission takes action against Canadian scammers who promised Y2K credit card protection. Also: ETrade embraces UK. [Wired News]
Feds OK Cell Phone Tracking
- Got a roadside emergency? Just pull out your cell phone and help will find you. US regulators approve use of GPS-equipped mobile phones for finding people in distress. By Joanna Glasner. [Wired News]
Feds Probe Undersea Cable Biz
- The US Justice Department is investigating the undersea fiber-optic cable business for antitrust violations. Also: AOL gets the free-PC bug.... Global One CEO quits.... And more. [Wired News]
Feds Raise Net Pharmacy Fears
- The Federal Trade Commission tells Congress that online pharmacies are using business practices that could injure consumers. Also: Martha Stewart goes IPO. [Wired News]
Feds Scrutinize AOL Merger
- The antitrust folks ask for more information from AOL and Netscape. Also: Time Warner launches e-commerce division.... Shop for annuities online. [Wired News]
Feds Want Phone Rates Online
- The Federal Communications Commission said on Thursday that long-distance phone companies have to post all their rates online. Telcos say they do it already. Consumer groups think they can do a better job. By Joanna Glasner. [Wired News]
Feds to Track E-Commerce
- The US Commerce Department plans to measure online spending as part of its effort to track the economic health of the United States. By Joanna Glasner. [Wired News]
Few Dips for Chips
- Semiconductor industry analysts predict solid first-quarter earnings. Never mind the slump in personal computer sales. [Wired News]
Fidelity to Trade from the Hip
- The world's largest mutual fund company pairs with PalmPilot to make its InstantBroker service cheaper and more accessible. [Wired News]
Finn Phone Firm's First Choice
- An Internet operator in Finland picks Qualcomm's wireless standard for its third-generation mobile-telephone license. It's a surprising development for US equipment makers. [Wired News]
Flashy IPO for FlashNet
- The Internet service provider's shares more than double in the first few minutes of trading. By Jennifer Sullivan. [Wired News]
Flycast Joins CMGI Net
- The big-time VC buys the big-time advertising planner for more than a half-billion in stock. [Wired News]
Follow the Bouncing Market
- Wall Street plunges back to Earth after soaring a day earlier. Tech stocks are particularly bruised as investors take their profits and run. By David Lazarus. [Wired News]
Food as Medicine
- It's one step beyond merely eating well -- and food firms and drug companies are both eyeing the potentially huge market. [Wired News]
Four IPOs Looking Smart
- Who said the Internet IPO frenzy was dead? Four companies went public on Friday and did pretty darn well, thank you. By Joanna Glasner. [Wired News]
Four IPOs Set to Net Investors
- Four tech IPOs are scheduled for Thursday and Friday. All will probably do very well, analysts say. But keep an eye on the long term. By Jennifer Sullivan. [Wired News]
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