1 relating to companies that do most of their business on the internet:
a dotcom firm/millionaire
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3 a company that does most of its business on the internet:
Starting a successful dot.com has more to do with business skills than technical expertise.
A decade later, when northern California was hurt by the bursting of the dotcom bubble, San Diego by contrast was prospering.
Rents skyrocketed during the dotcom boom.
Three years after the dotcom bust, corporate spending on technology showed the first signs of growing again.
The company was set up in 2002 by an English-Canadian dotcom entrepreneur.
If you thought the dotcom era was over, take a look at what a couple of Wall Street's savviest dealmakers are up to.
There is, thank heaven, no comparison with the dotcom boom.
In the world of dotcom companies, capital letters appear to have a whole new set of rules.
If the new revolution was about anything, it was about the application of telecoms, dotcoms and computing to create exciting new economic developments.
