| The New York Times 1995 Laurence Zuckerman |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| AT&T cutting computer unit and some jobs. (AT&T Global Information Systems) | Business, general | Laurence Zuckerman |
| BBN steps out of the shadows and into the limelight. (Bolt Beranek and Newman) | Business, general | Laurence Zuckerman |
| Big advance in I.B.M. net for quarter; results widely exceed estimates by analysts. | Business, general | Laurence Zuckerman |
| Busier and busier signals: added telephone traffic forces more area codes, more confusion, more costs. (includes related article on 800-number scarcity) | Business, general | Laurence Zuckerman |
| Compaq cuts its PC prices in effort to widen its lead. | Business, general | Laurence Zuckerman |
| Computer Associates reaches accord with U.S. on Legent. (Justice Dept approves Legent buyout) | Business, general | Laurence Zuckerman |
| Dell Computer reports earnings boom. (2nd qtr profits ease fears of price wars) | Business, general | Laurence Zuckerman |
| Dell's quarterly profit is lifted by strong computer sales. | Business, general | Laurence Zuckerman |
| Digital is seen hiring I.B.M. PC executive; company seeks to move to top of the industry. (DEC; Bruce L. Claflin) (Company Operations) | Business, general | Laurence Zuckerman |
| For I.B.M. faithful, questions about Windows 95. | Business, general | Laurence Zuckerman |
| From mainframes to global networking: I.B.M. gazes into its crystal ball and, hey, where did the hardware go? (includes related article on IBM's competition) (Company Business and Marketing) | Business, general | Laurence Zuckerman |
| I.B.M. and Compaq report weak earnings. (3rd qtr 1995) | Business, general | Laurence Zuckerman |
| IBM creates a division for its at-home offerings. | Business, general | Laurence Zuckerman |
| I.B.M. expected to name head for new global on-line unit. | Business, general | Laurence Zuckerman |
| I.B.M. finance chief leaves rich cash legacy. (Jerome B. York leaves for Tracinda) | Business, general | Laurence Zuckerman |
| I.B.M. plans software for easier systems management. (IBM's System View network management software) | Business, general | Laurence Zuckerman |
| I.B.M. seeks to buy software maker in $3.3 billion bid; Lotus is resisting; with first hostile offer, computer giant tries to regain PC lead. (Lotus Development Corp) | Business, general | Laurence Zuckerman |
| I.B.M. shakes up software division with number of changes. | Business, general | Laurence Zuckerman |
| I.B.M.'s robotic army of computer-chip soldiers. (sells microcontrollers to Thomson Consumer Electronics) (Company Business and Marketing) | Business, general | Laurence Zuckerman |
| I.B.M. surpasses forecasts but it drops by 25 cents a share. | Business, general | Laurence Zuckerman |
| I.B.M. takes step to offer Apple's operating software. | Business, general | Laurence Zuckerman |
| I.B.M. wins Lotus as offer is raised above $3.5 billion; taking aim at Microsoft; giant gains creative partner in $64-a-share accord - no antitrust issue seen. | Business, general | Laurence Zuckerman |
| Information by the gallon: as desktop video approaches, is the office ready? | Business, general | Laurence Zuckerman |
| Microsoft hits high on news of software. (Office for Windows 95 integrated software) | Business, general | Laurence Zuckerman |
| Microsoft's efforts to take over Intuit tests the nerves of some of Wall Street sharpest investors.(Market Place) | Business, general | Laurence Zuckerman |
| Pioneer in minicomputers is trying again at age 69.(Ken Olsen's Advanced Modular Solutions to bring discipline to corporate PC computing) | Business, general | Laurence Zuckerman |
| Unisys plans to cut jobs in a major reorganization. | Business, general | Laurence Zuckerman |
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