£240m loss for Europe’s largest ISP
Europe's largest internet service provider, T-Online, yesterday underlined the difficulties for access providers by revealing that it had lost 390m euros (£240m) last year. By Julia Snoddy and John Cassy.
How we got poor quick
Investors in money making scheme eforyou.com, are demanding their £2,600 back - so far without success. Tony Levene reports.
On message
Executive change Internet media company Yahoo! said it had appointed Gregory Coleman executive vice-president of its North American operations. Mr Coleman, 46, will start in late April
Few options left for Meg, Jeff and Tim
It's the end of the dotcom pay substitute, says Simon Caulkin
Gloom deepens as Yahoo! loses ad chief
Yahoo! yesterday fuelled speculation of a deepening boardroom split over its future direction when it lost another high-profile member of its management team.
Hackers humiliate Amazon
Intruders had access to customer credit details for four months at site owned by world's biggest e-tailer.
Egg shelves current account
Online bank vows to break even despite widening losses.
Tricks in clicks and mortar
Internet entrepreneurs failed because they tried to defy age-old principles, writes Richard Scase
Internet revolution ‘is over’
The internet revolution was pronounced dead at the World Economic Forum yesterday as industry figures downgraded the net to the status of a business tool that is not immune to old-fashioned economic realities, writes Peter Capella.
Yahoo! plight is a warning to all
Yahoo!'s profit warning has raised fresh questions not only about the future of dot.com companies but of the culture of the world wide web itself.