Dotcom death

In February 2000, stock prices for e-business and "Dot-com" companies
started to fall. Many companies had very weak and optimistic business plans,
failed to raise renewed funding, and had to lay off workers and close down
operations.

The downtrend first reached the highly specialized "dotcom" companies, but
soon spread to computer manufacturers, telecom, and industry in general.

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