________ are companies that have launched a Web site without any previous existence as a firm.

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Pure e-businesses are firms that have launched a Web site without any previous existence as a firm. The term "dot.com's" was commonly used during the dot-com boom era in the late 1990s and early 2000s to describe Internet companies, including both pure e-businesses and traditional companies with an online presence. "Internet firms" is a broader term that could include both pure e-businesses and traditional companies with an online presence. "E-tailers" specifically refer to online retailers, which may or may not have started as pure e-businesses. "Search engines" are websites that allow users to search for information on the Internet, and are not necessarily related to the launch of a new business.

________ Are Companies That Have Launched a Web Site Without