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Hong Kong-based dot.com + IPO in 2000 = x or y, where x = disaster and y = success. Even John Nash would take four years to solve this formula. Anthony Tse was working in business development at Tom Group (then Tom.com) when it listed on Hong Kong's Growth Enterprise Market (Gem) in 2000, just as the internet bubble was bursting. In mid-2001 he sat down with senior management and gave his candid opinion: 'We have to get out in the market and clarify our situation.''The market had changed,
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