The more dire the danger, the more money they could charge. That’s why the “experts” quickly wiped the Y2K stuff from their bios and websites when nothing happened. What had been an asset ...

The Government Accounting Standards Board recently issued rules requiring state and local governments to report the amount of money and resources they have ... In preparation for the Y2K wave of ...

Fast forward to 1999 and a new breed of entrepreneur – those who will seek and destroy your Y2K computer problems ... that Pannier also offers a money-back guarantee and a tech line for bug ...

it wasn't irrational for depositors to worry the Y2K issue would seize the banking system up, thereby preventing people from withdrawing money or engaging in important transactions. Extended to a ...

Explained The Y2K problem is now nearly ancient history. In the 1950s and '60s, computer memory was expensive, and computer professionals were under pressure to save money. One solution they hit ...

Like my money? There is no need to panic – stuffing ... one of the agencies monitoring the banking industry’s Y2K compliancy progress, has given a passing grade to federally insured banks ...

"Systems were antiquated, but for cost reasons you could never get management to appropriate the money to clean them up," he recalls. "[Y2K] scared the bejabbers out of CFOs and CEOs, so IT was ...