WHERE ARE THEY NOW? The Kings Of The '90s Dot-Com Bubble
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The dot-com crash was nearly 15 years ago. We thought it might be interesting to find out what happened to the startup founders who defined an era of unparalleled ambition and excess.
These were the guys who declined to buy a new company called "Google" for $1 million because it seemed too expensive. The guys who threw office parties at which transvestites served burgers from White Castle. The guys who complained that the "Concorde was a bit cramped."
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It was a heck of a time.
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