'The Hoover's 50' for Week of December 4: Telecom, Hardware, and Bio-Tech Create Interest Among Hoover's Online Users
AUSTIN, Texas, Dec 6, 2000 /PRNewswire via COMTEX/ -- Pacific Century
CyberWorks remains the #1 searched company in this week's Hoover's Top 50. New
to the top 10 this week is acquisition-hungry Broadcom Corporation (10). Jumping
23 points up the list is AT&T (12), following the announcement of an investment
from Japan's NTT DoCoMo. The Hoover's 50 is a weekly list of the companies most
often researched on the businessperson's portal Hoover's Online
(www.hoovers.com) by more than 3 million regular users. Hoover's Online provides
business information, tools and services to help people get their jobs done. The
Top 50 list, accessed via
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earch, is derived by tracking users' searches of more than 10,000 brand-name
sources, including 2,400 newspapers, magazines, journals and newswires.
Newcomers this week include LSI Logic (21), which is smarting from the departure
of two top executives, Health Care REIT (26), Amgen (28), maker of an improved
anemia treatment, and Globalstar (29), which opened a new satellite ground
station that will provide wireless services to the Caribbean. Also new to this
week's list are Agilent Technologies (30), China Telecom (32) and Celera
Genomics (34).
The week's top 10 most researched companies: Pacific Century CyberWorks (1), JDS
Uniphase (2), Lucent Technologies (3), Nokia (4), Pfizer (5), Bio-Technology
General (6), Cisco Systems (7), FuelCell Energy (8), CMGI (9) and Broadcom
Corporation (10).
The Hoover's 50 for Week of December 4, 2000
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