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JEFF BEZOS Amazon dot bomb. Lost COO. Stock falling. Don't make us regret that Man of the Year thing...
...Heard: (he said) “I’m about to jet to practice right now, but I’ll hit you back later...Yeah, just drop it off at the club and I’ll scoop it up...Coo?...Solid.” (she said) “How the hell do I keep this stupid bag’s strap from getting stuck in my cleavage...
Having a grownup at the helm inspires confidence where it counts, notes Jason McCabe Calacanis, 29, founder of Silicon Alley Reporter. Calacanis is considering hiring an experienced fiftysomething consultant to be his COO. "Having senior executives makes investors, Wall Street, the public, employees and customers more secure about the company and the services you are providing," Calacanis says. "It can mean the difference between getting a $1 million contract and no contract at all." Says e-coach Bernard: "No one cares how cool you are if you can't meet payroll...
Today, as COO of Timeless Software, a software-solutions firm that started out curing software and Internet-related headaches for the local government and utility companies, Cheng is well past that. Established in 1996, Timeless went public last November as one of two initial listings on Hong Kong's Growth Enterprise Market, the territory's wannabe answer to NASDAQ...
Online ad agencies say they only want to improve the consumer experience, not gather dirt on webbies. "The point is to receive information that you are interested in as opposed to what you are not," says Lyn Chitow Oakes, coo of ad agency FlyCast. "It doesn't seem like advertising if you're interested in it." For example, DoubleClick has 50 million active cookies, which means that 50 million people see at least one targeted ad a month. This prolific snooping is nothing new. Credit-card companies have been building databases for years and offering deals based on your spending...