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dot-com

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dot-com  (dtkm)
adj.
1. Of or relating to business conducted on the Internet: dot-com advertising.
2. Of or relating to a company whose products or services deal with or are sold on the Internet: a dot-com brokerage firm.
n.
A dot-com company.

[Pronunciation of .com.]
ThesaurusLegend:  Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
Noun1.dot-comdot-com - a company that operates its business primarily on the internet using a URL that ends in `.com'
company - an institution created to conduct business; "he only invests in large well-established companies"; "he started the company in his garage"
Adj.1.dot-com - of or relating to an internet company; "a dot-com outfit in San Francisco"
Translations
dot-com dot com, dot.com [ˌdɒtˈkɒm]
n (= company) → point-com m
modif [boom, explosion, crash, era] → du point-com dot-com company
dot-com company dot.com company nsociété f point-com
dot command n (COMPUTING)commande f précédée d'un point
dote on
vt fus [+ person] → être fou* de(folle)


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He says so himself, repeatedly, in his book F'd Companies: Spectacular Dot-Com Flameouts.
Even as Wall Street continues to Shake-out underperforming dot-coms and funding for these types of start-ups begins to dry-up, there remains a need for telecommunications hubs to service all types of business, both traditional and high-tech.
The promise of untold riches--the proverbial pot of gold--is not what's drawing insurance company executives away from big corporations to found or lead small dot-com businesses.
 
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