People are nothing if not resilient; entrepreneurs even more so. At market close on March 10, 2000, the Nasdaq composite hit 5048.62, an all-time high. Today, Nasdaq edged back to those all-time highs but exuberance was yielding to reason. As this Reuters graphic shows, the list of the Nasdaq’s top 10 most valuable companies looked a lot different then. Microsoft sat atop that peak-of-the-bubble
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