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January 2, 2002

The demise of many individual electronic marketplaces in 2001 may have unfairly tarnished the reputation of the overall business-to-business e-commerce market. While scores of e-marketplaces have perished in recent months, throngs of B2B technology companies steered clear of the downswing and have survived. In fact, B2B technology companies that specialize in integrating disparate business systems stand to prosper in the current environment...

Study: Women Top Online Shoppers

January 2, 2002

For the first time, the number of women who used the Internet for holiday shopping outpaced the number of men who did so, according to a study by the Pew Internet & American Life Project. Of the 29 million online users who made purchases online during the holiday season, approximately 58 perc...

Report: Dot-Com Layoffs Drop in December

January 2, 2002

The number of layoffs announced by Internet companies fell to a 17-month low in December, raising hopes for a more upbeat 2002, according to a report from outplacement firm Challenger, Gray & Christmas. Still, despite the recent trend toward fewer layoffs, 2001 went into the record books as b...

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