Yep... you guessed it, right at the top of
the big tech bubble.
Not exact matches
It's where entrepreneurialism and innovation
bubble over here at the
big tech show.
As the world suffers another food crisis, some industry watchers think farmland could follow
tech and real estate to become the next
big bubble.
You'll note the government chose 2001, after the giant
tech bubble of the late 1990s had imploded, as its starting point, thereby overlooking a period when the
biggest companies in the land were all
tech firms.
This matters; the
biggest thing the
tech companies have going for them is that they are popular, and this controversy is largely centered within the coastal
tech - media
bubble.
Certainly we must be in a
big fat
tech bubble.
Unfortunately, the next financial catastrophe that is going hit the system, and for which the Fed is helpless to prevent, will make everyone yearn for just the
tech bubble or «
big short»
bubble collapses.
A pessimist would say more
big money finding its way to
tech start - ups is a sure sign of an investment
bubble, because Pinterest is hardly the only young company landing huge investments.
The SF / Bay Area market was driven by
big foreign money laundering and a massive private equity
tech bubble in Palo Alto.
Wisconsin vs. (2) Michigan State (
Big Ten Quarterfinal), Friday 12 p.m. (BTN)(fringe) Penn State vs. (4) Ohio State, (
Big Ten Quarterfinal), Friday 6:30 p.m. (BTN) Rutgers vs. (2) Purdue (
Big Ten Quarterfinal), Friday approx. 9 p.m. (BTN)(4) West Virginia at (11) Texas, Saturday 12 p.m. (ESPN)(1) Xavier at DePaul, Saturday 12 p.m. (Fox)
Big Ten Semifinals, Saturday 2 and approx. 4:30 p.m. (CBS) South Carolina at (3) Auburn, Saturday 3:30 p.m. (SEC Network)(6) TCU at (4) Texas
Tech, Saturday 4 p.m. (ESPN2)(
bubble) Notre Dame at (1) Virginia, Saturday 4 p.m. (ACC Network / ESPN3) Georgetown at (1) Villanova, Saturday 5 p.m. (Fox)(fringe) Georgia at (3) Tennessee, Saturday 6 p.m. (SEC Network) California at (4) Arizona, Saturday 6:30 p.m. (Pac - 12 Networks)
In the
tech bubble, many parties extended vendor credit because there were
big profits to be made in the future.
The patent sale is a last gasp for Nortel, which was once Canada's
biggest company by market capitalization before imploding as the
tech bubble burst.
The
tech bubble hasn't popped; it has simply evolved into
bigger and better things.
«Noting the previous «
tech bubble» and «housing
bubble» that led to
big ups and then downs, Olsen said the current cycle might be called the «great adventures in central banking»
bubble.