| The Wall Street Journal Western Edition 1990 Paul B. Carroll |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
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| Americans' love of IBM typewriters outlasts company's; firm is selling the division that made its Selectrics; but millions still exist. (company profile) | Business, general | Paul B. Carroll |
| AT&T moves to sell part of Unix group: three Japanese companies are said to have agreed to acquire 1%-4% stakes. (Fujitsu Ltd., NEC Corp., Toshiba Corp.) | Business, general | Jacob M. Schlesinger, Paul B. Carroll |
| Buy-out firm seeks purchase of IBM lines. (Clayton and Dubilier Inc. seeks IBM's typewriter, keyboard and other low-end office equipment business) | Business, general | George Anders, Paul B. Carroll |
| Commodore offers new multimedia Amiga computer. (Commodore International Ltd. Amiga 3000) (Technology) (product announcement) | Business, general | Paul B. Carroll |
| Computer Associates to unveil strategy to bring order to its software products. (Computer Associates International Inc.) (company profile) | Business, general | Paul B. Carroll |
| Computer confusion. (difficulties encountered when companies try to automate) (Workplace of the Future supplement) | Business, general | Paul B. Carroll |
| Computer firm says its violated loan covenants. (Northgate Computer Systems Inc.) | Business, general | Paul B. Carroll |
| Computer group to unveil entry into Unix wars. (Open Software Foundation) | Business, general | Paul B. Carroll |
| Computers cut through the service maze. (advances in computer technology translate into faster responses to telephone inquiries by customers) | Business, general | Paul B. Carroll |
| Computer simulation produces activity resembling brain's electrical waves. | Business, general | Paul B. Carroll |
| End of free E-mail rankles Prodigy users. (videotext service) (Technology) (column) | Business, general | Paul B. Carroll |
| Good news: you can live forever; bad news: no sex; it's the far edge of robotics as one scientist asks: What's a body to do? | Business, general | Paul B. Carroll |
| Hitachi's mainframes get jump. (Technology) | Business, general | Jacob M. Schlesinger, Paul B. Carroll |
| IBM again delays its entry into market for laptop PCs. | Business, general | Paul B. Carroll |
| IBM and Oki unit to unveil low-cost laser-printer lines. (OKI America Inc.'s Okidata Group) (product announcement) | Business, general | Paul B. Carroll |
| IBM, Diebold to make, sell bank machines. | Business, general | Paul B. Carroll |
| IBM earnings increased 9.2% in first quarter; strength surprises analysts but some say company is still facing problems. | Business, general | Paul B. Carroll |
| IBM gets solid reviews for new laptop with unveiling said to be set for Feb. 26. | Business, general | Paul B. Carroll |
| IBM hits snag in upgrading mainframes that could leave it vulnerable in a year. (prior to introduction of Summit mainframe family) | Business, general | Paul B. Carroll |
| IBM introduces line of workstations; industry analysts impressed by prices. (RISC System/6000 line)(Technology) (product announcement) | Business, general | Paul B. Carroll |
| IBM is entering software venture with Metaphor. (Metaphor Computer Systems) | Business, general | Paul B. Carroll |
| IBM joins with Siemens AG to develop advanced chips, hoping to share risk. | Business, general | Paul B. Carroll |
| IBM likely to unveil potent mainframes in firm's biggest such move in a decade. | Business, general | Paul B. Carroll |
| IBM, Microsoft develop pacts on PC software. (Technology & Medicine) | Business, general | Paul B. Carroll |
| IBM, Microsoft expected to announce a realignment of roles on OS/2 work. (Technology) | Business, general | Paul B. Carroll, Laurence Hooper |
| IBM, Motorola plan radio link for computers. (Technology) | Business, general | Paul B. Carroll |
| IBM names head of semiconductors to U.S. staff post. (Patrick A. Toole) (Who's News) (column) | Business, general | Paul B. Carroll |
| IBM plans to keep some printer lines from buy-out pact. | Business, general | Paul B. Carroll |
| IBM reports it fell behind again on part of OfficeVision software. | Business, general | Paul B. Carroll |
| IBM said to plan to unveil machine to aid PC links. (network file servers) | Business, general | Paul B. Carroll |
| IBM, seeking a source of renewal, markets its problem-solving skills. (Corporate Focus) (column) | Business, general | Paul B. Carroll |
| IBM set to unveil a workstation with more power. | Business, general | Paul B. Carroll |
| IBM shares seem to exit a yearlong slump on improving prospects for new mainframes. (Heard on the Street) | Business, general | Paul B. Carroll |
| IBM's profit advanced 5.2% in 2nd period; solid results boosts stocks; problems may be ahead as mainframe sales fell. | Business, general | Paul B. Carroll |
| IBM's Schwartz asked to cut firm's red tape. (Stephen B. Schwartz) (Who's News) | Business, general | Paul B. Carroll |
| IBM stirs up market with plans to unveil home computer that will be easy to use. (PS/1) (Technology & Health) (product announcement) | Business, general | Paul B. Carroll, Laurence Hooper |
| IBM to set up office products business as separate line, clearing way to sale. | Business, general | George Anders, Paul B. Carroll |
| IBM unveils long-awaited mainframes. (System 390) (product announcement) | Business, general | Paul B. Carroll |
| Lotus spreadsheet to run on IBM's mainframe units. (Lotus Development Corp.'s Lotus 1-2-3M) (Technology) (product announcement) | Business, general | Paul B. Carroll |
| New IBM workstation line aims for credibility. (RS/6000) (Technology & Medicine) (product announcement) | Business, general | Paul B. Carroll |
| New Unisys hardware, software moves fill gaps in its Unix-system strategy. (Technology) (product announcement) | Business, general | Paul B. Carroll |
| Oki subsidiary to lower price of laser printer. (Oki Electric) | Business, general | Paul B. Carroll |
| Painful birth; creating new software was agonizing task for Mitch Kapor firm; despite expert's experience, job repeatedly overran time and cost forecasts; a line: "%3.0f %6.1f/n" .... | Business, general | Paul B. Carroll |
| PC industry pessimistic about 1990. (microcomputers) (Technology) | Business, general | Paul B. Carroll |
| Perkin-Elmer may sell unit to U.S. firm. (Silicon Valley Group Inc. may purchase unit) | Business, general | Paul B. Carroll |
| Perkin-Elmer sells chip technology to a U.S. group. | Business, general | Paul B. Carroll |
| Prodigy electronic network faces controversy over censorship issue. | Business, general | Paul B. Carroll |
| Red ink flows freely at makers of Unix systems. (Computers) | Business, general | Paul B. Carroll |
| Rival groups break off merger talks in battle over UNIX operating system.(Open Software Foundation, UNIX International) (Technology) | Business, general | Paul B. Carroll |
| Sale of IBM's low-tech lines being weighed; talks on $3 billion buy-out said to be under way with potential suitor. | Business, general | Randall Smith, Paul B. Carroll |
| Seagate Technology to unveil products in bid to renew disk-drive lines' shine. (Seagate Technology Inc.) | Business, general | G. Pascal Zachary, Paul B. Carroll |
| Software helps managers find the data they need. (LightShip, from Pilot Executive Software; InfoAlliance, from Software Publishing) (Software Review) (Technology)(Column) (evaluation) | Business, general | Paul B. Carroll |
| Technology. (includes four articles entitled; The score is tied on the Unix standard; G'morning, computer, please take a memo; Hardware looks dull, but the rest shines; and Odds and ends) (column) | Business, general | Paul B. Carroll |
| Unisys' Blumenthal to resign as chief, to be succeeded in April by Unruh. (Unisys Corp. CEO W. Michael Blumenthal; Jim Unruh) | Business, general | Paul B. Carroll |
| Unisys' debt is downgraded; stock slumps; Moody's rating is below investment grade; price of shares slides 22.5%. | Business, general | Paul B. Carroll |
| Unisys faces some dire industry straits; computer giant's problems keep compounding. (company profile) | Business, general | Paul B. Carroll |
| Unisys reports loss for third quarter and plans layoffs as chairman resigns. (Unisys Corp.) | Business, general | Paul B. Carroll |
| Unisys to omit common stock dividend; already depressed stock slumps 23%. (Corporate Dividend News) (column) | Business, general | Paul B. Carroll |
| Video phones: picture looks brighter at last. | Business, general | Paul B. Carroll |
| Workstation shifts expected as IBM stirs. (IBM finally delivers its workstations, Technology) | Business, general | Paul B. Carroll |
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