Chris Nerney

If the Internet stocks roller-coaster ride that began April 14 is scaring companies away from what is being portrayed as an overcrowded IPO market, I'm

I'm glad to see you're all still here, that you're not about to let a little adversity sidetrack you. Things look a little brighter and sunnier today,

I was flying back to Boston from Internet World in Los Angeles over the weekend when our 757 hit some turbulence over the Rockies. Nothing heavy-duty - a

Hard as it is to imagine a Web search company challenging giants such as Yahoo!, Lycos, and Excite this late in the game, here comes GoTo.com with an IPO

Though easily outperformed by fellow IPO Class of April '96 portal company Yahoo!, Excite and Lycos each have seen their stock prices and market

If you imagine Internet companies as rock'n'roll stars, Netscape would have been Elvis. The company shocked the investment world in with a hip-swiveling

Web data management software toolmaker Sagent Technology went public today, offering five million shares at $9 each. Warren Buffett probably didn't even

Though it's taking longer than many people expected, the Internet and television are moving toward a day when they will be inextricably linked and

Most of us will have to wait until New Year's Day to truly determine what impact the Year 2000 will have on our lives and jobs. IT professionals and

If the initial reception of three Internet IPOs that launched earlier in the week is any indication, 'Net stock fever shows no sign of breaking this

What's with all the e-mail IPOs lately? In the past month alone we've seen Juno Online and Mail.com file to go public, while Critical Path launched its

It's a red, white and blue week for Internet IPOs. On Tuesday we looked at the pending initial public offering of Web etailer Value America. Today we look