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Forging Startups in a "Foundry" -- Lickety-Split Former AMD No. 2 S. Atiq Raza says his superincubator streamlines the way new companies get up and running AUGUST 16, 2000 — MOVERS & SHAKERS The "Mad Inventor" Who Set Out to Reshape Insurance eCoverage's David Riker boasted he would reinvent the business on the Net. There have been lots of humbling lessons AUGUST 9, 2000 — MOVERS & SHAKERS Richard Owen: Racing into the Wireless Whirlwind The new CEO of mobile Internet portal AvantGo has quickly acquired GlobalWare, made his service Lotus-friendly, and moved toward an IPO AUGUST 2, 2000 — MOVERS & SHAKERS An Old Spy with a New Vision of Encryption Ex-NSA official and now Cylink CEO Bill Crowell is reviving the software maker and helping to bridge the government-industry divide JULY 26, 2000 — MOVERS & SHAKERS Can This Marketing Star Make Net Banking Shine? Investors are hoping Richard Vague can do for startup Juniper Financial the good things he once did for First USA JULY 19, 2000 — MOVERS & SHAKERS George Shaheen: Driving Webvan through the Dot-Com Lean Times The CEO's deal with HomeGrocer meant adjusting some core strategies to get both of them access to more cash JULY 12, 2000 — MOVERS & SHAKERS This Dot-Com CEO Earned His Stripes in a Refugee Camp Dan Ciporin of comparison-shopping site DealTime draws inspiration from his year running schools for Cambodian kids JUNE 28, 2000 — MOVERS & SHAKERS The Home Run Hitter Leading Big Blue's Linux Lineup Irving Wladawsky-Berger's huge task: Making all IBM software and computers compatible with Linux JUNE 14, 2000 — MOVERS & SHAKERS Itzhak Fisher: A Pioneer in Net Phone Connections Plays Catch-Up Can the relentless Israeli and billionaire partner Ronald Lauder transform discount long-distance upstart RSL into an Internet Age player? JUNE 14, 2000 — MOVERS & SHAKERS A Web Coup for FireDrop's Cloak-and-Dagger Man? David Roberts is an ex-CIA agent whose company is unleashing Zaplets, a program that could revolutionize e-mail JUNE 7, 2000 — MOVERS & SHAKERS Can Travelzoo's Keeper Survive the Online Jungle? Ralph Bartel's tiny but successful travel site has so far confounded the skeptics MAY 31, 2000 — MOVERS & SHAKERS A Net Patent-Law Pundit Builds a Brand-New Podium Berkeley's Pamela Samuelson now has her own law clinic to fight the intellectual-property excesses she says stifle innovation MAY 24, 2000 — MOVERS & SHAKERS Naveen Jain: His Portal Packages Are Going Unplugged The tireless head of InfoSpace is bringing in a new CEO and taking the content he supplies wireless MAY 17, 2000 — MOVERS & SHAKERS Martin Cooper: A Wireless Prophet Who's Pushing "Smart Antennas" The cellular pioneer and ArrayComm CEO backs a technology he says will build a high-speed wireless Web MAY 3, 2000 — MOVERS & SHAKERS The Bad Boy in Kmart's "Sandbox" Mark Goldstein is kick-starting the retailer's online efforts, his way MAY 3, 2000 — MOVERS & SHAKERS The Seasoned Vet Who's a Step Ahead of Most Net-Heads Melvyn Bergstein "is absolutely ancient in the e-biz space," but his consultancy Diamond Technology is humming with youthful zest APRIL 26, 2000 — MOVERS & SHAKERS Beatriz Infante: Tough as Nails and Turning Aspect onto the Net The CEO with the 'skin of a rhino' is moving the company from old-style communications products to Internet software APRIL 19, 2000 — MOVERS & SHAKERS Can Brad Huang Save Sega? He's pushing the gaming company to the Net with a breathtaking boldness that could transform its fortunes APRIL 12, 2000 — MOVERS & SHAKERS Napster's Shawn Fanning: The Teen Who Woke Up Web Music How the startup's co-founder emerged from a tough childhood to spark a Net revolution  View Previous Page | View Next Page | 1999 Movers & Shakers Archive | |
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