  What ate Webvan's profitsBud Grebey, VP, Webvan corporate affairs |
Online grocer attracted a more pedestrian lot than most start-ups: meat packers, grocery store distribution clerks, truckers, delivery agents and florists.
July 9, 2001
Webvan employees reflect
photo essay Stunned Webvan employees gather to discuss their memories, disappointment and plans for their futures.
July 9, 2001
Webvan faithful bemoan their loss
Hordes of fans are lamenting the fact that they will have to return to their old way of grocery shopping.
July 9, 2001
Analyst: Webvan doomed from startRob Rubin, analyst, Forrester Research |
update In a move that was widely anticipated, Webvan is halting deliveries of existing grocery orders and is no longer accepting new orders in any market.
July 9, 2001
Ahold says Peapod's doing fine
The Dutch supermarket group says it will continue to invest in its unit, a competitor to failed Internet grocer Webvan.
July 9, 2001
previous coverage
Shaheen defends Webvan tenure
Add George Shaheen to the growing chorus of Old Economy executives who blame Wall Street for their Net companies' woes.
April 23, 2001
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.
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