April 2000: Boom Or Bust? (New)
The New Economy hasn't just changed business. It has fundamentally altered our views of wealth, innovation, and how far is up. 

The New Scrip(New)
Stock Options? High tech companies often pay their outside contractors with stock and options. Here's advice for people contemplating payment in paper 

Mercenaries vs. Missionaries: John Doerr Sees Two Kinds of Internet Entrepreneurs (Wharton Press)  (New)

B2B investing no certain road to riches (New)
Will the magic last for business-to-business e-commerce? 

 I Want My Ingots(New)
Not every one wants to work for a dot com. 

The 10 Driving Principles of the New Economy(New)
The New Economy is being driven by a profound development: Individuals and companies worldwide are being electronically linked, a process as significant as an organism developing a nervous system. So it's no surprise that the rules of the game are changing

The 10 fallacies of Internet startups (New)
It's often said that starting an Internet company is like raising a baby: it's exciting and fun, but you get no sleep.

European Startups Never Fail (New)

Stretching the Figures (New)
Calculating accurate values for companies in the new economy takes more than a grasp of mathematics, says John Kay
 
 

The VC Money Pile Keeps Getting Bigger and Bigger
Everyone wants a piece of that high tech money machine.

Summer Job Net Millionaires
High-flying students at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) are watching the amount they were paid for summer jobs soar into millions of dollars.

Summer Interns Weigh Options
In the glory days of the dot-com startup, even a student job can sometimes bring sudden wealth.

VCs Discover Non-Dot-Coms
Venture capitalists are still funding non-Internet companies.

Choking on Cash
Loaded with loot, Net startups must quickly master high-finance.