Then it all collapses. Does this sound familiar? It happened exactly 25 years ago when the roughly five-year dot.com bubble popped, leaving trillions of dollars of investment losses in its wake.

The Indian share market see sharp selloff in mid-morning trade (Reuters) The dot-com bubble that burst, leaving trillions of dollars in losses for the investors, happened in March 2000.

The price of major tech stocks plunged when the dot-com bubble burst from early 2000 to late 2002. Valuations of stocks had risen sharply in the two prior years. A recent Bloomberg headline read ...

The Nasdaq skyrocketed nearly sevenfold to 5,048 — before the bubble burst in 2000 and it collapsed ... recovering only slightly from the Dot Com bubble before the Great Recession hit and ...

Globalization brought us the era of declining interest rates that lasted four decades, and with it the era of bubble ...

Hedge-fund manager Bradley Wickens has been meaningfully and structurally bearish only a few times in his career: The dot-com ...

Twenty-five years after the burst of the dot-com bubble in March 2000, Goldman Sachs says today's technology market is not experiencing a similar speculative surge. Despite recent weakness in tech ...

After tech-fuelled stock market gains and venture capital investments both fell dramatically in 2000, the tech industry has ...

In contrast, the dot-com bubble burst was brutal and erased countless paper fortunes. Investors who paid huge valuations without regard to underlying business profitability lost a ton of money and ...

Earlier this week marked a significant milestone in market history. It was 25 years ago on March 24, 2000, that the Dot Com bubble burst. On that day, the S&P 500 posted a record level it wouldn ...