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Networking with dot-com nobodies: At a San Francisco media mixer, the recently unemployed trade tips on how to get laid off.; By Jenny Pritchett Nov 2, 2000
Corporate bonding unto death: In the Presidio Challenge race, competitors fracture their shoulders to uphold the honor of the new economy.; By Katharine Mieszkowski Oct 26, 2000
Everything you know about the new economy is wrong: In California, birthplace of the high-tech boom, the wage gap is growing, setting yet another national trend.; By David Moberg Oct 26, 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
Beautiful people like me: Media parties are shallow? Then how do you explain all the deep sex and danger?; By Chris Colin Oct 10, 2000
Dottie Downturn's trauma: Nostalgia for the glory years, or post-dot-com downturn disorder? Whatever the case, Salon's new-economy etiquette arbiter clearly needs help.; By Dottie Downturn Sep 21, 2000
Berkeley's answer to the new economy: And there aren't even any cubes!; Photograph by Katharine Mieszkowski Sep 11, 2000
The new economy: To hell with hubris: By Damien Cave; Aug 22, 2000
Dottie Downturn gets mean: Salon's arbiter of new-economy etiquette takes on egomaniacal programmers, loathsome dot-commers and tedious dog-lovers.; By Dottie Downturn Aug 3, 2000
Thoroughly modern Medicis: Will new-economy millionaires bankroll needy artists? Several Web companies are promoting the idea.; By Janelle Brown Jun 27, 2000
Future crock: Is the new economy eliminating private property, politics and civilization?; By John Leonard Jun 7, 2000
Dot-com deathwatch: A new site rewards those who predict the new economy's losers.; By Janelle Brown Jun 6, 2000
Lay off the layoff stories: The dot-com business press is going ga-ga over dot-com layoffs. Enough, already.; By Andrew Leonard Jun 2, 2000
How Barron's got its groove back: The new-economy business magazines haven't flexed as much muscle as an old-school weekly that still knows how to make the Street go round.; By Diane Seo May 17, 2000
World Bank and IMF: The match continues: Our experts debate the role of globalism's de facto government against the backdrop of protests in Washington.; By Daryl Lindsey Apr 18, 2000
Reactions to stock carnage: "The bubble has burst": Believers in a prosperous "new economy" weigh in on the market's relentless decline.; Salon Technology staff report Apr 14, 2000
What Social Security crisis?: Democrats and Republicans calling for an overhaul of our national retirement system are overlooking the obvious: If it ain't broke, don't fix it.; By Merrill Goozner Apr 5, 2000
Adventures in Silicon Valley: Hilarious and incisive, Michael Lewis' "The New New Thing" captures the elusive spirit of Silicon Valley.; By Mark Gimein Oct 22, 1999
What does technology want?: What does technology want? By R.U. Sirius. Kevin Kelly talks about his 'New Rules for the New Economy' -- and why managing technology is like raising kids.; By R.U. Sirius Dec 10, 1998
The long bust?: The long bust? By Andrew Leonard. With the collapse of stock prices, Silicon Valley hype also takes a fall.; By Andrew Leonard Sep 1, 1998
Rags for Net richies: Rags for Net richies: By Janelle Brown. A slew of new magazines, like the Industry Standard and Business 2.0, are trying to snag the tech-business elite -- but only the fittest will survive; By Janelle Brown Jul 9, 1998
Do computers boost productivity?: According to one student of the numbers, the answer is: no way.; By Andrew Leonard Apr 24, 1998

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