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interbiznet presents the Bugler
| | February 15, 2000 |
Caveat Emptor
The fees being charged for various Internet services can be disparate and overwhelming. John Sumser gives some tips as to how, with a little bit of research, you can avoid sticker shock.
Check Out The Competition
Job-Interview.net is a guide to job interviews with strategy and job-specific tips, sample interview questions and answers, and practice/mock interviews.
Contratame.com (translation: "hire me") is a Venezuela-based recruitment website for job seekers and companies in Latin America.
Staffing services firm Judge.com unveiled its IT recruiting website, ITNetStaffing.com, a regional job board specifically tailored to the IT industry.
Resume Shotgun is a resume distribution service that e-mails resumes directly to registered recruiters and employers.
Recruiter's Internet Strategic Education (RISE), an internet recruitment training firm which teaches the tools and skill sets for sourcing resumes and candidates over the internet.
New Combinations
CNET and techies.com signed a multiyear agreement in which techies.com will be CNET's exclusive technology career resource.
Answercenter.com and Futurestep.com have signed an agreement that will provide Futurestep's management job candidates access to the products and financial services portal Answercenter.com, subsidiary of Answer Financial Inc.
Resumix unveiled its Interactive Resource Center, a 24/7 fully interactive Web-based customer support solution.
ComputerJobs.com has added a customized news service to its site from Moreover.com, an online news aggregation service.
Attack Probe Leads to California Universities
According to the New York Times, authorities probing the source of last week's attacks on Yahoo, eBay, CNN, and other Websites are pursuing leads that point to California universities. Network administrators at the University of California at Santa Barbara confirmed that one of their computers was used to attack CNN's Website. Computers at Stanford and UCLA also were used in the attacks, according to reports.
BTM
Market Report
Today's activity was on the quiet side, with the dollar seen firming. The dollar strengthened across the board due to the gains made in the U..S stock market. EUR/USD also slipped lower on the ongoing differences between the EU and Austria. It had difficulty sustaining itself above the 0.9900 level, with dealers taking profit above the level. USD/JPY climbed steadily higher, but did not challenge the 109.00 level. The report is of 3:30 p.m., NY, February 14, 2000.
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