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Say farewell to GeoCities, the vintage Web-hosting site

The flashing banner ads, questionable color schemes and omnipresent "Under Construction" signs of GeoCities are no more.

FSB: How small business can slow global warming

Consider this: if all 19,700 members of the National Automobile Dealers Association (NADA) reduced their energy consumption by just 10 percent, they would save approximately $193 million in energy costs and eliminate more than one million tons of greenhouse gas emissions each year.

Fortune: Dot-tv gets a second chance at life

What makes new media so damn entertaining is that yesterday's heroes all too often become today's goats. Yahoo and eBay could do no wrong two years ago. Today, not so much.

Business 2.0: Everything Old is New Again

These days, Silicon Valley is behaving like an unreconstructed alcoholic. From the Sand Hill Road offices of top venture capital firms to the office parks where consumer Internet startups are again...

Saudis: 3 militants killed in gunfight

Saudi Arabian state television reported Thursday that three militants thought to be on the country's most-wanted list were killed in a fierce gunfight in the Red Sea coastal city of Jeddah.

Saudi bomb: pro-al Qaeda claim

A group that says it is sympathetic to the aims of al Qaeda has claimed responsibility for a car bombing that ripped through the Saudi capital Riyadh, killing five and the bomber, and wounding 147 others.

Saudis in 'total war' on terror

The Saudi ambassador to the United States says his nation is now in "total war" against terrorists following a car bombing that ripped through the capital Riyadh, killing four people and wounding 148 others.

Money Magazine: Humbled Web Master CMGI chief David Wetherell regroups after a dizzying year for dotcoms.

Just a year ago, David Wetherell was hailed as the Warren Buffett of the Internet. As the CEO of CMGI, he presided over the New Economy's leading Internet holding company and appeared to have a mag...

Money Magazine: This Name Is My Name Staking a claim in cyberspace

It's the latest craze in our office: My co-workers are registering their names as Internet domains. One man even registered a site in the name of his baby twins. So I joined the party and became mi...

Money Magazine: Stocks Are For Kids At California's Chatsworth High, a student-run investing group has suddenly become the hottest club in schoo

When I was 12, my dad gave me 10 shares of IBM. Pointing to the columns of tiny numbers in the business section of the Sacramento Bee, he explained that at $66 a share, the total cash value of my "...

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