The stock market has sent a clear message to high-tech deal-makers: your job just got harder. The stock market meltdown of April 14 turned the high-tech industry on its head, indicating that investors' seemingly insatiable appetite for Internet and e-commerce stocks may finally have waned.
April 24, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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The stock market has sent a clear message to Washington, D.C.-area high-tech deal-makers: your job just got harder.
The stock market meltdown of April 14 turned the high-tech industry on its head, indicating that investors’ seemingly insatiable appetite for Internet and e-commerce stocks may finally have waned.
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