Clean tech forges ahead, Web use hits a wall, and Silicon Valley gets shown up.
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Behind the Looking Glass.
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An otherwise friendly research director is ruining Duff's August.
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Phone lines behind the times
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An IPO and almost $500 million from high-profile backers wasn't enough to keep the maker of the Ricochet wireless data network out of Chapter 11. How did the once-hot company lose its way?
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Logilent Learning Systems laps up $16 million; MetaTV clicks $28 million into its bank account; TheBrain rides a $16 million wave of funding; Greylock's $1 billion fund; Partsearch pitches; and more.
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Head Count: Erik Selberg's masters project has made him a success at 27. Also: RealNames SVP of sales zooms into VC, Kozmo orders a new CEO, and top execs at DrKoop check out.
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Dealflow: A $19 million funding round allows the Washington, D.C., software firm to spread out.
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Palm's IPO stole the show, but several other companies had more impressive IPOs. The week's-end average gain was 185 percent.
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Intersil popped an opening-day gain of 116 percent, leading five IPOs to a week's volume of $1.94 billion.
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Valentine's week saw the IPO production line soar over a flopping stock market, as Alan Greenspan's magic puts oil near $30 a barrel.
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The average opening-day gain for the 18 IPOs priced during the week of February 7 was 115.9 percent, one of the most explosive weeks ever.
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Of the seventeen IPOs priced, ten deals roared into the IPO Hall of Fame, with an average weeks-end gain per deal of 195 percent.
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The Internet comes under the microscope in these new books.
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Woe to small bankers, and to the initial public offerings tied to them.
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The Talisman Enterprises initial public offering, the first of 2000, is a far cry from Marketwatch.com, the first IPO of 1999.
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IPO year behind: 543 IPOs raise $100 billion
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IPO week behind: $2 billion week tops $100 billion year
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IPO week behind: a star is born
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Rioport: behind the music
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