Wall Street's traditional summer rally began right on cue Tuesday, with the Dow Jones industrials and the Nasdaq composite index gaining more than 200 points apiece as investors returned from the Memorial Day weekend in search of bargains.
Many women visit the women's site, but few make purchases.
After watching men colonize cyberspace, in the last two years women have populated it. Seemingly every week, a major automaker announces a new e-commerce initiative and reaffirms its commitment to the Internet. Simply punch in your choice, wait about 10 minutes and pay for the purchase. From his modest corner office on the second floor of an aging suburban office building, Joe Mohen hardly looks like an American revolutionary. But he insists he's going to keep a 90 percent stake in technology companies despite their recent drubbing in the stock market.