Once again, investors got skittish about inflation and rising interest
rates - hurting the broad markets. As for Internet shares, they were not
immune.
internet.com's Internet Stock index plunged 19.10, or 3.26 percent, to
567.05, the Nasdaq Composite fell 43.49 to 2,872.46 and the Dow Jones
industrial average dove 231.12 to 10,417.06.
One of the few stocks to buck the downward trend was MP3.com (MPPP)
, which was up 3-1/4 to 46-7/8. The company announced a deal with
Pearson TV and Peace Arch Entertainment, as well as with Francis Ford
Coppola, to use MP3.com music content for the TV show "First Wave," a
science fiction show.
Morgan Stanley - Global Economic Forum::
this component, the core inflation rate would have held relatively steady Fears over stagflation are the last thing bruised financial markets need.
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Site Map -- CNBC.com::
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America Online
Inc. (AOL)
was off 5 to 116-1/16. Several users have reported a bug in the new AOL version 5.0 software, which the
company knew about prior to the release. The error prevents users from
logging onto the Net. AOL also signed a deal with Universal Studios to put kiosks inside the theme parks.
Excite@Home (ATHM)
signed a deal with IBM to make Excite the default portal of the IBM
Aptiva PC line. Despite this, Excite@Home was still down 3-1/8 45-1/16.
Vitria Technology (VITR)
surged 8-7/16 to 55. A CS First Boston analyst put a "strong buy"
rating on the stock. Vitria Technology is an e-business infrastructure
software company.
As for the Net leaders, Amazon.com
Corp. (AMZN)
closed off 3-7/16 to 84-15/16, CMGI
Inc. (CMGI)
fell 5-13/16 to 103-13/16, Juniper Networks (JNPR)
tumbled 21-1/2 to 222-1/2 and Yahoo! Inc. (YHOO) closed down 7-1/2 to 173-7/8.
The big winner of the session was E.piphany Inc. (EPNY)
which soared 10-11/16 to 62-11/16. The company, whose software
analyzes customer data on the Internet, sealed a deal with Amazon.com.
Homestore.com (HOMS)
was off 2-1/4 to 45-7/8 after purchasing Homefair.com for $85 million.
Stamps.com Inc. (STMP)
leaped 2-1/2 to 35 after reaching a deal with IBM Corp. (IBM)
to put its postage software on IBM's Aptivas.
No more Fedspeak on further interest rate cuts::
of slow growth and rising inflation has raised fears the country may be headed · Stocks rise following jobs report, retailer data
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Modem Media Poppe Tyson (MMPT)
had jumped 10-1/4 to 50 after saying third-quarter revenues will
exceed $21 million. BancBoston Robertson Stephens also reiterated its
"strong buy."
Phone.com (PHCM)
had gained another 9-13/16 to 214-13/16. Shares continued to benefit
from Monday's deal with Ireland's Apion Ltd.
On the IPO front, Collectors Universe set the terms of its IPO at 4 million shares between the prices of $7-$9. The company auctions collectibles from its Web site. The lead underwriter is Needham & Co. and the proposed ticker symbol is CLCT.
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