The New York Times 1996 Laurence Zuckerman - Abstracts

The New York Times 1996 Laurence Zuckerman
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4th-quarter comeback for Big Blue; stocks draw strength from I.B.M.'s results. (4th qtr 1995) (Company Financial Information)Business, generalLaurence Zuckerman
After a charge, Unisys has loss of $676 million. (Company Financial Information)Business, generalLaurence Zuckerman
After another climb, whither I.B.M. shares? (IBM stock prices fluctuate) (Company Financial Information)Business, generalLaurence Zuckerman
America Online announces a newer transformation; new pricing, management and accounting. (Company Operations)Business, generalLaurence Zuckerman
Apple says loss narrowed, surprising Wall St. analysts; company says slide in sales has slowed. (quarter ending Jun 30, 1996) (Company Financial Information)Business, generalLaurence Zuckerman
AT&T plans to discontinue Network Notes. (service combining Lotus Notes and AT&T network) (Company Business and Marketing)Business, generalLaurence Zuckerman
AT&T's quarter meets (lowered) expectations; surprisingly, the company's troubles are in core businesses. (AT&T's 3rd qtr ended Sep 30, 1996) (Company Financial Information)Business, generalLaurence Zuckerman
Browser moves by Microsoft make even Netscape blink. (Prodigy chooses Microsoft's Internet Explorer, browser to be integrated in OS) (Company Business and Marketing)Business, generalLaurence Zuckerman
Compaq bolsters its top management. (Company Operations)Business, generalLaurence Zuckerman
Compaq profits rise strongly, and analysts are impressed. (2nd qtr 1996) (Company Financial Information)Business, generalLaurence Zuckerman
Digital faces tough market for Altavista. (DEC spins off Altavista Internet Software Inc) (Company Operations)Business, generalLaurence Zuckerman
Digital posts a huge loss, and stock hits two-year low. (DEC's 1st qtr FY 1997) (Company Financial Information)Business, generalLaurence Zuckerman
Digital stock up as earnings rise despite slump for PC's. (DEC) (Company Financial Information)Business, generalLaurence Zuckerman
Earnings rise 35% at Computer Associates, and stock surges. (Computer Associates International) (Company Financial Information)Business, generalLaurence Zuckerman
For Computer Associates, sales and net rise again. (Computer Associates International, FY 1996) (Company Financial Information)Business, generalLaurence Zuckerman
For Digital, a tunnel at the end of the light. (DEC's lower-than-anticipated quarterly reports) (Company Financial Information)Business, generalLaurence Zuckerman
From Mr. Spud to Mr. Chip; the potato tycoon who is the force behind Micron. (Micron Technology shareholder Jack Simplot) (includes related article on Simplot's career) (People)Business, generalLaurence Zuckerman
Growing pains are spotted at Micron Technology. (Company Operations)Business, generalLaurence Zuckerman
Head of I.B.M. has better year than I.B.M. (IBM Chmn Louis V. Gerstner's 1995 salary, bonuses, stock options, and other incentive pay) (Company Operations)Business, generalLaurence Zuckerman
IBM allots $3.5 billion more to buy back stock. (Company Financial Information)Business, generalLaurence Zuckerman
I.B.M., in contract maneuver, to hire many from AT&T. (Lucent Technologies outsources) (Company Business and Marketing)Business, generalLaurence Zuckerman
IBM, in its dress shoes, chases software success. (People)Business, generalLaurence Zuckerman
I.B.M. introducing Merlin, its latest OS/2 software; business system is no match for Microsoft.(Product Announcement)Business, generalLaurence Zuckerman
I.B.M. prepares Lotus-based software for intranet use. (Domino Internet Web server software) (Product Development)Business, generalLaurence Zuckerman
I.B.M. stock falls despite strong profit; decrease helps cause 70-point drop in Dow. (Dow Jones Industrial Average) (Company Financial Information)Business, generalLaurence Zuckerman
I.B.M. surges as profits exceed expectations. (financial report for 2nd quarter) (Company Financial Information)Business, generalLaurence Zuckerman
I.B.M. to buy ailing Edmark for $110 million. (Company Business and Marketing)Business, generalLaurence Zuckerman
I.B.M. to lift output of hard disk drives for computers. (2.5-in drives and high-capacity 3.5-in drives) (Company Business and Marketing)Business, generalLaurence Zuckerman
Increase in Compaq's earnings a surprise; computer makers have mixed results. (Unisys) (Company Financial Information)Business, generalLaurence Zuckerman
Intel earnings surpass expectations of analysts. (2nd qtr 1996) (Company Financial Information)Business, generalLaurence Zuckerman
Intel plans video-phone technology for the home computer. (Company Business and Marketing)Business, generalLaurence Zuckerman
Lotus Development plans new software for Internet. (Weblicator software for synchronizing changes between desktop and network) (Product Development)Business, generalLaurence Zuckerman
Lotus gears up to get a slice of Internet pie. (Lotus Development's Domino Internet-based groupware) (Product Information)Business, generalLaurence Zuckerman
Microsoft and Pointcast in broadcast alliance. (agreement for Internet broadcasting) (Company Business and Marketing)Business, generalLaurence Zuckerman
Motorola earnings fall, missing forecast. (2nd qtr 1996) (Company Financial Information)Business, generalLaurence Zuckerman
NEC and Packard Bell in deal to create the no. 4 PC maker. (Packard Bell Electronics) (Company Business and Marketing)Business, generalLaurence Zuckerman
New Apple chief's pay package is placed at $10 million or more. (Chmn and CEO Gilbert F. Amelio) (Company Operations)Business, generalLaurence Zuckerman
Retailers left out of computer-stock boom. (Industry Trend or Event)Business, generalLaurence Zuckerman
Stepping out of the AT&T nest; NCR spreads its wings (flight insurance, anyone?). (Company Operations)Business, generalLaurence Zuckerman
Technology issues follow Compaq's fall; some fear bull market for the sector is ending. (Industry Trend or Event)Business, generalLaurence Zuckerman
The designer who made the Mac smile: Susan Kare's electronic icons are computer history writ small. (People)Business, generalLaurence Zuckerman
Voice-recognition software being introduced by I.B.M. (for radiology market) (Company Business and Marketing)Business, generalLaurence Zuckerman
What's a blue chip worth? The case for IBM stock. (Company Financial Information)Business, generalLaurence Zuckerman
Windows NT chip support is dropped; I.B.M. and Motorola in PowerPC setback. (PowerPC microprocessor) (Product Development)Business, generalLaurence Zuckerman
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