The Day Ahead: Prime time for PurchasePro.com
News PurchasePro.com has been toiling away in relative business-to-business obscurity while players such as Ariba, Commerce One and VerticalNet hog the spotlight. This "commerce community" will provide PurchasePro with a recurring revenue stream from...
[September 5, 2000, 11:53]
The Day Ahead: B2B companies should deliver strong quarters
News Most of PurchasePro's sales will derive from network fees, but advertising will grow. Commerce One, FreeMarkets, PurchasePro.com, VerticalNet are all expected to post strong results. PurchasePro.com: This B2B player trails its peers in terms of...
[July 11, 2000, 12:00]
Nasdaq, Dow make huge gains for second straight day
News B2B stocks caught fire as well as PurchasePro rose 3 5/16 to 36 5/16 while VerticalNet and Commerce One closed up 9 3/8 and 12 a share, respectively. US technology stocks made enormous gains again Tuesday as investors continued to dive in after...
[April 19, 2000, 10:54]
The Day Ahead: B2bstores.com's buzzword abuse
News B2bstores.com, which lost more than $2m since inception, mostly because of stock compensation plans, said it plans to become a one-stop business-to-business commerce stop just like PurchasePro.com, VerticalNet, FreeMarkets, Ariba and Commerce One.
[January 13, 2000, 12:13]
The Day Ahead: Everybody wants to be B2B
News Just look at shares of Ariba, PurchasePro.com, FreeMarkets and the rest of the B2B bunch. On Tuesday, SBC Communications made one of the more creative moves we've seen from a Baby Bell -- it bought Sterling Commerce.
[February 23, 2000, 11:57]
Commerce One lays off 400
News PurchasePro, another e-marketplace evangelist, filed for bankruptcy protection last month and agreed to sell its assets to privately held software maker Perfect Commerce. Ebusiness software maker Commerce One said on Friday that it plans to cut 400...
[October 7, 2002, 15:25]
The Day Ahead: Techs bullish on earnings season
News PurchasePro.com also said it would beat estimates calling for a loss of 28 cents a share. You would have been wrong. Earnings season starts this week and all of the early indicators point to strong results.
[April 10, 2000, 11:44]
