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We have all been reading the news of the dot-com meltdown. In December 2000 alone, 40 Internet startups went out of business, costing investors more than $1.5 billion. Only 10 of these companies chose bankruptcy, while the rest simply closed their doors. Yet for almost every dot-com that fails, there are valuable assets that can realize substantial value for the company's creditors and shareholders.
January 25, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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