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Verticalnet, Inc. was a host of 43 business-to-business (B2B)
procurement portals headquartered in Horsham, Pennsylvania. It was
famous for its market...
- business-to-business division. In 1997,
Walsh joined VerticalNet, a business-to-business
portal provider, as its CEO.
VerticalNet was
backed by
Internet Capital Group...
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purchased Twitter (rebranded as X). He is the
wealthiest person on Earth, with a
net worth of $384 billion.
Since 2025, he has been
acting as a
senior advisor...
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Telegraph and
Telephone was the
largest customer of the
company and
VerticalNet was also a customer. The
company was
founded by
Daniel Aegerter as an...
- head of AOL's B2B division, as CEO. The
company changed its name to
VerticalNet,
expanded into 47
different industries, and
became one of the
first B2B...
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stock price doubled on the
first day of trading. By
early 2000, Saylor's
net worth reached $7 billion, and the
Washingtonian reported that he was the...
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computing company.
According to Forbes, as of May 2025, Bezos's
estimated net worth stood at US$220.9 billion,
making him the
third richest individual...
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Transmeta uBid
United Online USinternetworking UUNET VA
Linux Systems Verio VerticalNet Vignette Corporation WebChat Broadcasting System Websense Webvan WorldCom...
- Broadcast.com was an
Internet radio company founded as Audio
Net in
September 1995 by
Cameron Christopher Jaeb. Todd
Wagner and Mark
Cuban later led the...
- and
announced a
round of
funding led by Mark Walsh, the
former CEO of
VerticalNet.
These events coincided with Frischling's
intent to
broaden the site's...
