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Make Sure That Your Dot-Com Doesn't Become The Next Dot-Bomb! by: Ash Kawa Late last night I turned on my television and discovered a used car salesman trying to sell this cheap clunker of a car to recently pink-slipped and bankrupt dot-com unfortunates. Apparently if you want to trade in your luxury sports car, these guys would be 'happy' to give you a great deal on something more 'economical.' I saw this and I started to laugh. I mean, you have to give these guys credit. They're pursuing a niche. But it also convinced me that it's time to publicly address some of the rumors that have been flying around. With media doomsayers spouting predictions of dot-com fallout, both investors and e-business owners are understandably nervous. Everyone wants to know, 'What separates the dot-coms from the dot-bombs?' It's a good question, but before I answer, I want you to think about something for a moment. Did you know that between 2003 and '2004
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