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The glory days of unlimited financing for dot-coms appears to be fading. And since Internet start-ups are no longer the "belle of the ball" among venture capitalists and other funding sources, some Texas firms anticipate a flurry of bankruptcy fees from failed Web ventures. In preparation for this expected fallout, two firms have teamed up to create an "e-ruptcy" site where viewers can check out who has filed a bankruptcy or who's on the verge of filing.
July 10, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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