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- Net Car Shoppers have New Ally
- Business-To-Barnyard Venture - Rooster.com
- Five Big U.S. Homebuilders to Start Web Firm
- Old Ally Slams Amazon on Patent Filings
- eBay Drives Deal with On-Line Used Car Seller
- Consumer Products Firms Plan Web Exchange
- Bricks and Clicks Learn Together
- Putting B2B Under the Microscope
- E-Tailers Make Alterations
- Cash Drought Ahead for Net firms?
- Hello! and Welcome to Movie Passes
- An $80 Million Buffet for Food.com
- Food.com Acquires Delivery Service
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Net Car Shoppers Have New Ally
Edmunds.com, which offers pricing
but doesn't sell cars, will announce Monday partnerships with major Internet buying
services, automakers and dealers. Besides links to the buying services, Edmunds
will provide a review of what each site offers.
Business-To-Barnyard
Venture - Rooster.com
A trio of agricultural giants are teaming up for
a business-to-barnyard venture they say will link retailers, farmers' cooperatives
and manufacturers through an electronic marketplace.
Five
Big U.S. Homebuilders to Start Web Firm
The five largest homebuilders
in the United States on Thursday said they would start a company to launch an
Internet site to help sell homes.
Old
Ally Slams Amazon on Patent Filings
On-line retailer Amazon.com Inc. came
under increasing pressure Tuesday to back off from patent claims on "obvious"
business ideas.
eBay
Drives Deal with On-Line Used Car Seller
eBay, the largest on-line auctioneer,
teamed with AutoTrader.com today to create the Internet's largest auction-style
Web site for buying and selling used cars.
Consumer
Products Firms Plan Web Exchange
Fifty food, beverage and consumer product
makers are planning an open, electronic marketplace to link all participants in
the industry supply chain.
Bricks
and Clicks Learn Together
Even as they vie for customers on the Web, smart
executives at traditional retailers and pure Internet start-ups can learn from
each other's strengths and weaknesses, and from how they tackle common problems
from different viewpoints.
Putting
B2B Under the Microscope
The market barely exists, but early players are
worth billions. Will investors late to the party get stuck with worthless paper?
E-Tailers
Make Alterations
Some VCs now say they will fund anything but an Internet
store -- seeing as many of those high-flying IPOs seemed to have hit major airpockets.
That has some e-tail pioneers retooling their businesses.
Cash
Drought Ahead for Net firms?
At least 51 Internet firms will run out of
cash within the next year, according to a Pegasus Research International study
commissioned by Barron's and reported in its March 20 edition.
Hello!
and Welcome to Movie Passes
Six big theater chains are joining forces
to create an Internet company that will let customers print tickets at home.
- The Industry Standard
- http://www.thestandard.com/article/display/0%2C1151%2C12747%2C00.html
An
$80 Million Buffet for Food.com
Hungry to expand on the Net, firms such
as McDonald's, Kraft Foods and TV Guide are investing in the on-line dining service.
- The Industry Standard
- http://www.thestandard.com/article/display/0%2C1151%2C12791%2C00.html
Food.com
Acquires Delivery Service
The on-line dining firm goes full throttle and
makes a deal for Takeout Taxi.
- The Industry Standard
- http://www.thestandard.com/article/display/0%2C1151%2C12974%2C00.html
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