BroadVision, Inc. (Nasdaq: BVSN) was down US$2.19 at $12.69 in morning trading Friday after missing analysts' targets for fourth-quarter 2000 growth. Analysts at firms including Prudential Securities, CIBC World Markets and First Union Securities reportedly downgraded their ratings on BroadVision a...
Xpedior, Inc. (Nasdaq: XPDR) was up 0.44 at 1.19 early Tuesday after the company announced an alliance with computer giant Hewlett-Packard. Xpedior and Hewlett-Packard consultants will work together on various projects, including products for e-commerce software maker BroadVision (Nasdaq: BVSN). H...
BroadVision, Inc. (Nasdaq: BVSN) gained 1/4 to 24 5/16 Wednesday, partly recovering from a 6 1/4-point drop Tuesday, after analysts at Banc of America Securities repeated a strong buy rating on the stock. Banc of America said BroadVision's Tuesday drop of 20 percent was a "disproportionate blow" t...
BroadVision, Inc. (Nasdaq: BVSN) rose 1 5/8 to 33 early Thursday after the company announced an e-business alliance with Intel Corp. (Nasdaq: INTC).
Bank of America and BroadVision, a provider of personalized e-business applications, announced Monday that they are forming a new company to develop customized business-to-employee (B2E) portals for corporate intranets.
Salt Lake City, Utah-based Inteliant Corporation, a division of SOS Staffing Services (Nasdaq: SOSS) and e-business applications provider BroadVision, Inc., announced a comprehensive alliance Wednesday that will pool the companies' products and services.
A group of 26 Internet advertising companies announced the formation of an organization to tackle the issue of online privacy at the Internet World trade show in Los Angeles today.
Faced with mounting pressure from regulators and online privacy advocacy groups, 26 Internet advertising, direct marketing and consulting companies announced today that they have formed a self-regulating organization called the Personalization Consortium.
U.S. Steel Group, one of the United States' oldest industrial companies and easily its largest steel manufacturer, is joining the online business-to-business (B2B) revolution by committing to sell its prime and non-prime steel products on the e-Steel Exchange.
The Internet and e-commerce are maturing at break-neck speed, and the days of getting an e-business started on a wing and a prayer are a diminishing speck in the rear-view mirror. By all accounts, e-tailers no longer have the luxury of trial-and-error, as competitors and lost market share can swallo...
Very - I look forward to the widespread adoption of AI search.
Moderately - AI search is promising, and I'm cautiously optimistic.
Unsure, but I am keeping an open mind.
Not at All - I do not trust AI-powered search results.
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