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To: brk who wrote (1450)	11/16/2000 10:28:24 AM
From: Susan G	Respond to of 2477

a penny : )

To: brk who wrote (1450)	11/16/2000 11:01:11 AM
From: Susan G	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 2477

more from the same guys... Comments BEA Systems, Inc. (Nasdaq: BEAS) ($74.94) Buy Alex Baluta, Internet & eCommerce Applications Mark Perutz, eBusiness Infrastructure "BEA Systems and BroadVision held a joint press conference yesterday to announce that BroadVision plans to port its eBusiness application to run on BEA's WebLogic application server," said Baluta and Perutz. "We believe this alliance will benefit both industry leaders despite the fact that they compete in some areas. This partnership underscores our view that BEA is becoming the de facto software platform for building and running eBusiness applications. We believe that the addition of BroadVision as a major ISV is the latest in a series of major ISV, technology vendor, system integrator and ASP partnerships that confirm the importance of the Java/J2EE standard, and the growing dominance of BEA as a core eBusiness software infrastructure provider." Robertson Stephens Daily Growth Stock Update 11/16

To: brk who wrote (1450)	12/3/2000 7:14:03 PM
From: Susan G	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 2477

Bill Coleman is on the cover of Business Week e-biz this week. It's in the printed issue and should be available online tomorrow I believe.... businessweek.com Highlighted in a sidebar to the article are the following stats: Most recent quarterly revenues: $224 m, up 77% over a year ago Most Recent quarterly net income: $31.3m, a 200% jump over the same quarter last year Revenues at five years: For 2000, $925m, 12,300% BETTER than Microsoft at the same point in time Prospects: Could be the fastest software company to top $1 billion; it's head to head with IBM and holding its own