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The WSJ reports this morning that VeriSign is acquiring domain-name registrar Network Solutions: VeriSign to Buy Network Solutions In a […]

Controversial code governing the software industry and software consumers’ rights looks like it’s going through: “One of the key provisions

Yesterday, Wells Fargo and eBay teamed up to put some oomph behind eBay’s Billpoint service, which lets individuals collect payments

The U.S. Commerce Department yesterday released its online retail sales figures. Their estimate: $5.3 billion in sales during Q4 1999,

Credit card fraud is a much bigger problem for online merchants than it is for shoppers. The Industry Standard’s long

DoubleClick continues to apologize, and has promised not to link personal data with browsing trails until the U.S. government comes

“Data spillage” discovered at Quicken.com — data that customers entered into mortgage calculators got sent to DoubleClick. Intuit has plugged

Keiretsus, zaibatsus: While these corporate syndicates may tread around the fuzzy edges of anti-trust regulations in the U.S., commentator Aaron

DoubleClick just can’t seem to get a break — AltaVista is starting to limit the information they share with their

CMGI building a vertically integrated online service (access + content)? Maybe this is the first step: THE REGISTER: Lycos comes