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Everyone from technology firms and retailers to automakers, construction sites and convenience stores is angling to take part in an online marketplace. "There have been a lot of B2B announcements, but the hard part is...making the stuff actually work." - Charles Phillips, managing director, Morgan Stanley |
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More companies push into Net marketplaces Ariba, Ford Motor, PSINet and ePlus are among the companies rushing to jump on the business-to-business bandwagon.
AmEx pushes plans for online payment
Oracle, others to launch Web exchange
IBM taps trend with stakes in B2B firms
Regulation of B2B market sparks debate
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Facebook wants to show it's a force for good amid scandals: At Facebook's Communities Summit, the social network unveils updates to tools for blood donations, nonprofits and mentorships.
Qualcomm-FTC lawsuit: Everything you need to know: The antitrust case could decide how smartphones get made in the future -- and what they cost.
Discuss: The scramble for a slice of B2B
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