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MarketWatch.com receives $86 million from CBS and FT
05 Sep 2000
MarketWatch.com has received approximately 86 million in cash, advertising and promotion from its two major shareholders, CBS Broadcasting and Data Broadcasting Corporation.
Online grocery market set to hit £30 billion by 2008
05 Sep 2000
- Tesco is poised to overtake rival Sainsbury in the internet shopping battle and could take profits of 500m by 2008.
Online grocery market set to hit £30 billion by 2008
05 Sep 2000
- Tesco is poised to overtake rival Sainsbury in the internet shopping battle and could take profits of 500m by 2008.
EU move poses risk to football sponsorship
05 Sep 2000
- Sponorship of football clubs by brewers could be threatened by new EU moves to curb under-age drinking, ad industry lobbyists fear.
EU move poses risk to football sponsorship
05 Sep 2000
- Sponorship of football clubs by brewers could be threatened by new EU moves to curb under-age drinking, ad industry lobbyists fear.
IXL president resigns ahead of poor results
05 Sep 2000 | by Claire Billings
IXL Enterprises, the US web consultancy, has lost its president William C. Nussey ahead of what are expected to be disappointing third-quarter results following a reduction in spending on internet strategies by large companies.
Warner Music and EMI to play down EC merger concerns
05 Sep 2000 | by Claire Billings
Warner Music and EMI are expected to play down the European Commission’s concerns that their proposed merger would unfairly dominate the market for delivery of online music.
Failure to deny takeover talks angers Scoot investors
05 Sep 2000 | by Claire Billings
Scoot.com, the online and telephone directory service, has angered investors by allowing them to believe reports it was in takeover talks with Vivendi, which sent its share price soaring.
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