VerticalNet - Wikipedia
网页Verticalnet, Inc. was a host of 43 business-to-business (B2B) procurement portals headquartered in Horsham, Pennsylvania. [2] It was famous for its market capitalization of $10.89 billion on March 10, 2000, during the dot-com bubble, [3] despite sales of only $112.5 million in 2000. [4]
A Visionary Company Becomes a Trinity: The Story of VerticalNet
网页VerticalNet started as an idea from two roomates that turned into a billion dollar company. Now part of the JAGGAER family we look back on their beginings.
VerticalNet: Survivor or Another Dot-Com Disaster?
网页2000年12月6日 · VerticalNet operates websites that serve as online catalogues, or “storefronts,” for thousands of companies in 57 industries, ranging from fiber optics to solid waste to bakery and dental supplies. Need landing gear for a jet? You can shop for it on VerticalNet. Sales have soared.
Analyst's warning stirs VerticalNet debate - MarketWatch
网页VerticalNet shareholders saw the value of their holdings diminish by over 23 percent Friday after an investment firm lowered its price target on the stock, citing a number of long-term concerns...
VerticalNet: Survivor or another dot-com disaster? - CNET
网页VerticalNet shares dropped 24 percent in a single day early in October after another Wall Street analyst announced that a survey of VerticalNet customers revealed deep dissatisfaction, mainly...
VerticalNet Headed Down - Forbes
网页2001年5月2日 · VerticalNet is fighting for a tighter relationship with the businesses that use its 59 online marketplaces, including Dairy Network.com and Pulp and Paper Online , to buy and sell goods.
VerticalNet: A Web pioneer in transition - Ad Age
网页2000年5月8日 · When VerticalNet Inc. launched its group of vertical industry portals in 1995, it was a content company competing with trade publishers, precious few of whom had Web sites.
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