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Dec 16, 4:00:00 PM EST
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Market Cap
1.94MP/E (TTM)
-Basic EPS (TTM)
0.00Dividend Yield
0%Recent Filings
8-K
Subsidiary sale amid bankruptcy
eMarketplace completed the sale of subsidiaries TechStore and Office Express to whatZnew.com on July 2, 2001, under a May 10 agreement, receiving $30,000 cash, a $35,800 promissory note, assumption of $428,000 liabilities, retirement of 1.2 million eMarketplace shares, and 500,000 whatZnew shares. This offloads underperforming assets while shedding contingent employment liabilities. Full Moon Interactive, in which eMarketplace holds 40% stake, filed Chapter 7 bankruptcy on June 22, 2001; recovery on $2.0 million line of credit seems unlikely. Deal closes effectively August 15, 2001.
8-K
Acquires six consultancies via stock
eMarketplace closed its acquisition of six Internet consulting firms on November 23, 1999, issuing 911,957 shares of common stock to consolidate them under subsidiary TopTeam, which now owns all outstanding shares. The deal boosted eMarketplace's stake to 50.5% in TopTeam, plus preferred stock and warrants, while a $1 million loan at 7% interest matures in 2001. TopTeam appointed Fred Walti as CEO and Robert Wilson as CFO, both on five-year terms with salaries of $170,000 and $125,000, respectively, plus stock options. Leadership locks in the new structure.
8-K
Office relocation and name change
Computer Marketplace, Inc. relocated its executive offices from Corona to San Jose, California, on August 9, 1999, securing 3,000 square feet on a month-to-month lease at $5,300 per month. The board also approved renaming the company to eMarketplace, Inc., pending majority stockholder approval. This shift signals a Silicon Valley pivot. Yet, the name change awaits votes.
8-K
E-Taxi acquires SSPS and Impact
Computer Marketplace's subsidiary E-Taxi agreed on June 14, 1999, to acquire 94.6% of SSPS, Inc. and all of Impact Team International, LLC, providers of temporary workforce solutions to tech firms. The deal involves issuing 2.9 million common shares and $1.5 million in cash and notes, with closing expected in July 1999 pending management employment agreements and other conditions. This bolsters E-Taxi's staffing capabilities. Acquisition expands talent pool.
8-K
E-Taxi acquisition shifts control
Computer Marketplace acquired E-Taxi on April 23, 1999, issuing 9,074,000 common shares and 400,000 Series A preferred shares—automatically converted to 1,600,000 common shares by May 3—for all of E-Taxi's stock, making it a wholly owned subsidiary. This reverse acquisition shifted control, with E-Taxi's stockholders owning 81.8% of common stock and Robert M. Wallace becoming chairman, holding 51.0%. The deal integrates TechStore's e-commerce for SOHO products, bolstering the company's pivot to a comprehensive internet portal for small businesses. Yet risks linger in pending SSPS acquisition.
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