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$60,000. but buyers beware. some warn winter could be coming for the volatile currency, likening it to the dotcom bubble. rebounding from last week when it fell below $12,000. the consumer is in focus and retailers have reasons to be cheerful. sales 4.9% through christmas eve, a cording to mastercard spending plus. the best pace since 2011. e-commerce driving those gains with online sales surging 18%. mastercard says stores benefited from christmas falling on monday this year giving shoppers a full weekend to snap up those last minute gifts. saturday ranked next to black friday in terms of s...

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Snowball effect. basically you had one of many that were rapidly closing their doors. >> out of the hundreds of tech company ipos that were in business by 1999, only one in six were still in business. whoever won the presidential election was destined to inherit the fallout of the dotcom bubble. but a clear winner has yet to emerge. >> it's already clear here at 7:30 eastern time in new york that the road to 270 electoral votes for either george w. bush or al gore will be long and torturous before the evening is out. connecticut, no surprise, al gore. in delaware, gore also the winner there. k...

>> certainly not internet stocks. >> there was in enormous snowball effect. first of all you had people rapidly closing their door. >> out of the hundreds of tech companies that were in business by 1999, only one in six were still in business. whoever won the presidential election was destined to inherit the fallout of the dotcom bubble. but a clear winner has yet to emerge. >> it's already clear here at 7:30 eastern time in new york that the road to 270 electoral votes for either george w. bush or al gore will be long and torturous before the evening is out. no surprise, al gore, in delaware,...

Tech companies were failing. >> that is true. >> and yet hp underperformed all of the other companies a at this time. >> and it is '99 and the dot-com bubble was about to burst, and not a great time for tech, but ibm and others fell but not as far as hp, and lucent where she was a rising star, the stock prices went up, but there was a lot of funny accounting going on at that company, and debt financing, and loaning the money to customers to buy the equipment, and that has gotten criticism. >> and carly was asked about that and a strong defense of the record at the debate, and listen to this. >...