Of all the ghosts of tech bubbles past, none looms as large in our memory as the ultimate flameout classic, kozmo.com, which offered one-hour free delivery of any item on its site. Oh, foolish Kozmo, ...

When Kozmo.com launched in Manhattan in 1997, its ragtag fleet of bicycle messengers bearing movies and munchies was the closest New Yorkers came to video on demand. Kozmo's promise--the latest ...

It was an Internet start-up with a million-dollar idea: delivery of nearly any product you could want, sent to your home in one hour or less. Between the time it began operations in March 1998 and the ...

One of the original delivery services of the internet age is being revived this week as a grocery e-commerce website offering bulk product at low prices in the Los Angeles market. Kozmo, which was ...

Dot-com delivery service Kozmo ran out of fuel Monday, ceasing all operations and firing all of its nearly 1,100 employees, including 71 workers in the Washington, D.C. area. The NewYork-based company ...

Timing is everything in life, so the people who made a movie about the man behind the rise of the one-time Internet phenomenon known as Kozmo.com have to be grinning right now. The movie, “e-Dreams,” ...

How quickly times have changed. Two Internet companies that were heavily courted by investors last year -- Kozmo.com and Loudeye Technologies -- yesterday announced drastic cuts as the once red-hot ...

AS REPORTED IN the June 17 Seattle Times, the local office of NYC-based Internet delivery service Kozmo.com faces possible lawsuits from workers who refused to submit to personal background checks.

Only minutes after we posted an item bemoaning the did an eagle-eyed reader point out the existence of a fledgling successor to the defunct convenience service. MaxDelivery.com provides a type of ...

Days after a federal court dismisses a discrimination lawsuit against the online convenience store, the plaintiffs prepare to file a similar suit at the state court level. Greg Sandoval covers media ...