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What are some examples of businesses that have only one page? Everything about a one page site seems economical and streamlined, but would it make sense for an online business to have one?

Verisign is doing very well with their profits: https://domainnamewire.com/ If anyone have ever wondered what to put stock in, this would be a good first choice.

Here in the U.S. it is taking off by the billions. The rest of the world, I'm not really sure. If you want to buy a domain name related to this industry, should it be an "American centric" name and extension, or something that has a worldwide appeal?

How important is this to you? A website, blog, social media accounts, Google accounts, etc. All connected to each other with your main site being the "mother ship" of sorts.

Now that the dust has more or less settled, what are your opinions on the shooter? I think at this point we are going to know as much about him as we ever will. That is....not much.

Does anyone know how well sites concerning cryptocurrency are doing these days? Not just the "stock report" type sites, but general information sites as well.

What would be a good strategy for naming a site geared towards a niche crowd? What kind of name would draw mainstream attention to this?

Does anyone here own domains? If so, how many do you have? Are they for investment? Flipping? Something else? I was just curious as to who the high rollers are on this site.

I just read a story about this, and I'm still confused. What exactly is dotgay trying to do and why are they being stopped? Story here: http://domainincite.com/20708-dotgay-loses-third-gay-appeal

Here is a list of the top domain sales last Friday, the 24th. http://www.domainnews.com/yuo-com-highest-reported-domain-name-sale-on-june-24th2016/ Sedo had 5 of the top 10. I think $19,999 is a pretty impressive price for a domain name.

So it's official.......Britain is out of the EU. Can you think of any .com's or .org's that will be negatively effected by this? Possibly even killed off?