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To: kech who wrote (66389)2/9/2000 11:04:00 AM
From: Ruffian  Respond to of 152472
 
Powerize.com Announces "The Powerize 50" for Week of February 7

RESTON, VA--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Feb. 9, 2000--

-Latest List of Companies Being Watched by Individual Investors and Business Researchers-

Powerize.com, Inc. (www.powerize.com) today released its latest Powerize 50, a weekly list of the
most searched-for companies at www.powerize.com. Derived by tracking the search requests of more
than 200,000 Powerize.com members, the report provides insight on which companies are being
watched most closely by individual investors and researchers.
With content from more than 10,000 trusted information sources worldwide, Powerize.com is the
Internet's ultimate source for business and investment research. Powerize.com offers its members free,
unlimited access to content from more than 2,400 of those sources, including brand-name newspapers,
magazines, trade journals, and newswires. Through a patent-pending business model, Powerize.com is
able to offer members free access to premium content that has never before been available to them for
free in one place on the Internet.
The Powerize 50 for Week of February 7, 2000
Wireless companies continue to make their mark on the list with approximately 60 percent of the top
ten companies searched being in the telecommunications industry. Also maintaining a significant mark
on The Powerize 50 are computer, software and product manufacturers such as Sun Microsystems,
Microsoft, Dell, Compaq, IBM, and Intel.
Internet companies maintain their presence in The Powerize 50 including Tradeout.com (#19),
Amazon.com (28), Virtualsellers.com (#42), eBay (#44), Agency.com (#46).

The Powerize 50 for Week of February 7, 2000

Rank Company Rank Company

1 Lucent Technologies 26 Oracle

2 Qualcomm 27 Southern Pacific Funding

3 Sun Microsystems 28 Amazon.com

4 VA Linux Systems 29 IBM

5 Nokia 30 Compaq

6 Microsoft 31 Transmeta Corp.

7 Bell Atlantic 32 IVAX Corp.

8 Vodafone 33 Dell

9 Ericsson 34 WebMethods

10 Unisys 35 Webvan Group

11 Daimlerchrysler 36 Healtheon/WebMD

12 Mattel 37 Apple Computer

13 Time Warner 38 Freemarkets

14 Sprint 39 AOL

15 VerticalNet 40 Intel

16 Alcatel 41 CAE Link Corporation

17 CMGI 42 Virtual Sellers.com

18 Mannesmann 43 Bank of America

19 Tradeout.com 44 eBay

20 BP Amoco 45 Cityview Energy

21 Advanced Micro Devices 46 Agency.com

22 Citigroup 47 Sycamore Networks

23 Motorola 48 Pfizer

24 Eastman Kodak 49 Warner-Lambert

25 Fiat 50 United Parcel Service

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The Powerize 50 for Week of February 7, 2000

About Powerize.com

Founded in January 1997, Powerize.com is headquartered in

Linthicum, Maryland. Powerize.com features free, pay-per-view, and subscription content from more
than 10,000 publications and other titles, from leading content partners including Bell & Howell
Information & Learning, BNA Inc., COMTEX News Network, EBSCO Information, Gale Group,
Market Guide, Phillips Publishing, Primark, and Zacks Investment Research, among others.

CONTACT:
Company Contact:
Michael Gallagher
Senior Vice President
Powerize.com
Phone: 703.438.3500 ext.8111

Fax: 703.438.3550

mgallagher@powerize.com

or

Press Contact:

Jane-Linn Vincent