Of all the dot-com companies that went bust, pets.com might be the most famous example. After losing $147 million in just nine months in 2000, the company’s business model was famously flawed.

Twenty-five years ago this week, the Nasdaq Composite Index hit its dot-com-era peak after soaring more than 500% in five years. Its subsequent collapse was swift and brutal. Small investors lured ...

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Polkadot (DOT) has shown impressive growth and resilience in a volatile cryptocurrency market, supported by its strong multichain protocol architecture and investor confidence. A major contributor to ...

A quarter of a century ago, on 10 March 2000, the dot-com bubble was fit to burst. The Nasdaq index peaked at 5,048.62 points, more than double its value a year earlier and a 24 per cent increase ...

The countdown to the latest Nvidia earnings — and the fate of the broader stock market — is just over 24 hours away. Ahead of whatever Jensen Huang & Co. announces, let’s look at another ...