80% Of Bay Area Dot Coms Will Fail

from the it's-not-over-yet dept

A study specifically for the real estate industry is predicting that 80% of the dot coms still in business are going to fail. Of course, there's no information on how they came up ith such numbers, but it makes for a good headline.
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  1. identicon
    Floyd-O-matic, 28 Mar 2001 @ 1:34pm

    Failing Dot Coms

    Since 90% of ALL businesses fail, they can hardly miss with their prediction.

    link to this | view in thread ]

  2. identicon
    Ed, 28 Mar 2001 @ 2:15pm

    Re: Failing Dot Coms

    The study claims that 80% will fail within the next year, which is pretty significant.

    link to this | view in thread ]

  3. identicon
    Floyd-O-Matic, 29 Mar 2001 @ 3:45am

    Re: Failing Dot Coms

    Hrmmm. You're right. perhaps I should learn to read.

    link to this | view in thread ]


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