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Meg Whitman: The CEO of eBay presides over a company worth more than four times as much as Kmart. Maybe there's something to this e-commerce thing after all.; By Loren Fox Nov 27, 2001
The focus group is bubbling and sparkling!: Doing market research in Milan is an exceptional, a very brilliant idea! More grappa!; By Ruth Shalit Dec 12, 2000
It's not easy being green: Is online shopping good for the environment or just a better way to be as wasteful as we want to be?; By Katharine Mieszkowski Dec 7, 2000
Six ways to shop greener online: By thinking before clicking, you too can help prevent environmental devastation.; Katharine Mieszkowski Dec 7, 2000
The glory days of e-commerce are over: Broke and stingy e-tailers have taken all the fun out of online shopping.; By Katharine Mieszkowski Nov 29, 2000
Keep the customer dissatisfied: What does the failure of e-commerce experiments tell us about the potential for making money on the Net?; By Scott Rosenberg Oct 20, 2000
Ian Angell: The New Barbarian Manifesto; Ian Angell Oct 5, 2000
A poster child for Internet idiocy: Voyeurism! Consumerism! Hype! DotComGuy is a human incarnation of the worst the Net has to offer.; By Janelle Brown Aug 1, 2000
Spend shamelessly.com: LVMH quietly launches Eluxury.com, but will anyone buy a $17,000 watch on the Web?; By Lydia Lee Jul 10, 2000
Amazon Agonistes: With its stock down 66 percent, is Amazon.com still worth the trouble?; By Diane Seo Jun 29, 2000
DEN, Boo: R.I.P.: These spectacular dot-com flameouts are lessons in bad thinking, not harbingers of industry-wide collapse.; By Scott Rosenberg May 19, 2000
Boo hoo!: Over-the-top design and a burn rate of $120 million in six months force the achingly hip fashion retail site to give up the ghost.; By Lydia Lee May 18, 2000
What'n the heck is MobShop?: People were making fun of the name of Accompany, so the group-discount shopping site changed it to, um, well ...; By Katharine Mieszkowski Mar 29, 2000
Desperately seeking a hipper shipper: You'd be happy to buy online, but you know you'll never make contact with the delivery guy.; By Damien Cave Jan 19, 2000
Digital dad: I thought the Net belonged to my generation, until my father surprised me with his start-up.; By Janelle Brown Jan 13, 2000
No cooks in the kitchen: CookExpress looks for funding after its gourmet meal-delivery service grinds to a halt.; By Lydia Lee Jan 10, 2000
Saint Nick sells out: In the year of e-Christmas what would you expect?; By Joe Kelleher Dec 24, 1999
Amazon to world: We control how many times you must click!: With a decision to patent the obvious, Amazon sparks the ire of a free-software advocate -- and a boycott of its site.; By Scott Rosenberg Dec 21, 1999
Get granny shopping online!: Who really benefits when an e-commerce site and an ISP team up to teach seniors how to surf?; By Janelle Brown Dec 20, 1999
The perfect e-gift: What should you order online for Bill Clinton or Bill Gates, George W. Bush or Jesse Ventura?; By Charlie Varon and Jim Rosenau Dec 11, 1999
Condomania enjoys online growth spurt: It started the safe-sex decade by opening the first condom shop. Now 70 percent of its business is online and the company is thinking dot-com.; By Damien Cave Dec 10, 1999
I e-shopped till I dropped: Playing Santa's little helper, I surfed for a digital camera -- and longed for an elf to take a load off my aching eyes.; By Morgan Sande Dec 7, 1999
See spot run: Internet firms throwing big money at TV ad campaigns are making an elementary goof.; By Scott Rosenberg Dec 3, 1999
Holiday gift mania: Tis the season for journalists to be flooded with gifts from start-ups eager for attention.; By Janelle Brown Dec 1, 1999
Tuned in to TV: Wink CEO and confessed TVaholic Maggie Wilderotter is not interested in interactive TV that pushes couch potatoes onto the Web.; By Janelle Brown Nov 22, 1999

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