| The Wall Street Journal Western Edition 1991 Paul B. Carroll |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
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| Akers reiterates positive outlook for IBM in period. (IBM CEO John Akers, 4th quarter 1991) | Business, general | Jacob M. Schlesinger, Paul B. Carroll |
| Akers to IBM employees: wake up! (John F. Akers, IBM chairman) | Business, general | Paul B. Carroll |
| Bellcore sees faster speeds for computers. (new method using semiconductor lasers to speed clock times) | Business, general | Paul B. Carroll |
| Big Blues: IBM earnings shock raises new concerns on economic rebound; makers of large computers face growing pressure, though not PC business; a jolt to the stock market. | Business, general | Paul B. Carroll |
| Black-and-blue IBM finds new believers among money managers seeking 'value.' (IBM's stock) (Heard on the Street) (Column) | Business, general | Craig Torres, Paul B. Carroll |
| Computer Associates agrees to acquire On-Line Software for about $120 million. (Technology) | Business, general | Paul B. Carroll |
| Computer Associates to buy spreadsheet in a renewed bid for PC software sales. (ManageWare Inc.'s Compete) | Business, general | Paul B. Carroll |
| Computer counsel. (legal issues related to use software)(On The Docket) (Technology supplement) | Business, general | Paul B. Carroll |
| Computer-ordering method helps newcomer blossom: PC Flowers grafts florist business on electronic shopping service. (Prodigy service; Florists Transworld Delivery Association) | Business, general | Paul B. Carroll |
| Computers indicate mood at Big Blue is practically indigo. (IBM's workforce expresses unrest via computer bulletin board) | Business, general | Paul B. Carroll |
| DOS vs. Unix vs. Windows .... What is an operating system, anyway? (dominant operating systems)(The Basics) (Technology supplement) | Business, general | Paul B. Carroll |
| Fujitsu will invest $40.2 million in Hal Computer, a start-up firm. (Hal Computer Systems Inc.) | Business, general | Paul B. Carroll |
| Giant missteps: how an IBM attempt to regain PC lead has slid into trouble; saga of OS/2 software shows firm's bureaucratic ills, hints problems ahead; the tension with Microsoft. (Company Profile) | Business, general | Paul B. Carroll |
| IBM and Dassault are said to set deal on software work. (Dassault Systems USA to buy IBM-owned CADAM Inc.) | Business, general | Paul B. Carroll |
| IBM and Rogers to study better transfer of data. (Rogers Cable T.V. Ltd.) (data communications) | Business, general | Paul B. Carroll |
| IBM announces details of plan to break its business into more autonomous pieces. | Business, general | Paul B. Carroll |
| IBM bends its rules to make a laptop; new process slashes development time. | Business, general | Paul B. Carroll |
| IBM, Citicorp's Quotron reach accord covering service and customer support. (Quotron Systems Inc.) | Business, general | Steven Lipin, Paul B. Carroll |
| IBM escalates its legal battle with Comdisco. (federal suit claims Comdisco Inc reconfigured memory boards and kept IBM label) | Business, general | Paul B. Carroll |
| IBM expected to unveil faster models of workstations, announce price cuts. | Business, general | Paul B. Carroll |
| IBM, Intel agreement sets cooperation in design of processors for future PCs. (microprocessors) (Technology) | Business, general | Paul B. Carroll |
| IBM introduces models using new Intel chip. (IBM introduces new PS/2 microcomputers and discounts older models) (product announcement) | Business, general | Paul B. Carroll |
| IBM is delaying its introduction of workstation. (low-end workstation to debut in early 1992) (Computer) | Business, general | Paul B. Carroll |
| IBM is expected to cut PC prices today in face of continued industry pressures. | Business, general | Paul B. Carroll |
| IBM is expected to delay introduction of updated OS/2 version for 3 months. (OS/2 2.0 operating system) | Business, general | Paul B. Carroll |
| IBM is expected to state its new mainframes are faster than promised. (Two computing leaders have new plans.) (Technology) | Business, general | Paul B. Carroll |
| IBM is expected to unveil a new job-reduction plan; some 10,000 could be cut; industry executives see company acting today. | Business, general | Paul B. Carroll, Laurence Hooper |
| IBM is likely in 1992 to trim 20,000 positions. (IBM's 1992 reorganization) | Business, general | Paul B. Carroll |
| IBM is said to be ready to announce new line of AS/400 minicomputers. | Business, general | Paul B. Carroll |
| IBM is said to plan tougher reviews of performance of employees in U.S. | Business, general | Paul B. Carroll |
| IBM is seen disbanding a unit set up to develop PC software applications. (IBM Desktop Software) | Business, general | Paul B. Carroll |
| IBM is suing Comdisco Inc. on leasing issue. | Business, general | Paul B. Carroll |
| IBM is to unveil a faster version of Intel Corp chip. (386SLC microprocessor) (Technology & Medicine) (product announcement) | Business, general | Paul B. Carroll, Laurence Hooper |
| IBM lowers workstation price tags. (Computer) | Business, general | Paul B. Carroll |
| IBM moves to trim layer of management. (Technology) | Business, general | Paul B. Carroll |
| IBM mulls making its business lines more independent. | Business, general | Paul B. Carroll |
| IBM net tumbled 85% in 3rd quarter, and the outlook for 4th period worsens. | Business, general | Paul B. Carroll |
| IBM, Novell to announce marketing pact. | Business, general | Paul B. Carroll |
| IBM pension plan changes are expected to entice thousands of workers to retire. | Business, general | Paul B. Carroll |
| IBM plans $3 billion charge and about 20,000 job cuts; revamping plan will make units more independent, may lead to divestitures. | Business, general | Paul B. Carroll |
| IBM positions some managers for bigger tasks. | Business, general | Paul B. Carroll |
| IBM reports profit jump; stock surges. | Business, general | Paul B. Carroll |
| IBM's Conti plans to retire at end of year. (Carl J. Conti) | Business, general | Paul B. Carroll |
| IBM sets accord with AT&T, and will re-enter laptop market. | Business, general | Paul B. Carroll |
| IBM shares sink as analysts cut 1992 estimates: stock falls 4.4% after firm paints cautious outlook due to weak economy. | Business, general | Paul B. Carroll |
| IBM shunts aside Conrades, thought to have been contender for chairman. (George Conrades) | Business, general | Paul B. Carroll |
| IBM's new workstation line exceeds estimates by analysts for 1990 period. | Business, general | Paul B. Carroll |
| IBM's plan to sell some businesses gains as Clayton & Dubilier gets financing. | Business, general | George Anders, Paul B. Carroll |
| IBM's top 5 officials got '90 pay raises of at least 33%, outpacing its earnings. | Business, general | Paul B. Carroll |
| IBM, Thinking Machines plan joint projects. (supercomputers) | Business, general | Paul B. Carroll |
| IBM to split up mainframe unit in restructuring. | Business, general | Paul B. Carroll |
| IBM to start announcing its fall line. | Business, general | Paul B. Carroll |
| IBM to unveil plan to build clone of Apple's Macintosh; former rivals to produce new operating system; Motorola to make chips. | Business, general | Paul B. Carroll |
| IBM unveils PS/1 models priced to sell. | Business, general | Paul B. Carroll |
| IBM unveils series of multimedia PCs, offers price cuts. (IBM M57 SLC microcomputer) (Product Announcement) | Business, general | Paul B. Carroll |
| IBM wants its managers to encourage certain workers to leave the company. | Business, general | Paul B. Carroll |
| Improvement in mainframe market expected to be slow. (includes related article on the US federal government's system downsizing) | Business, general | Paul B. Carroll |
| New computers, led by model from IBM, help scientists see. (a supercomputer designed for 'visualization' problems) (Technology & Medicine) (product announcement) | Business, general | Paul B. Carroll |
| Reprogramming itself, IBM now wants to become a big supplier of little parts. (IBM's original-equipment manufacturer business) (Computer) | Business, general | Paul B. Carroll |
| Transarc Software may lend a hand to smaller firms. (on-line transaction processing) | Business, general | Paul B. Carroll |
| Truce is elusive in mainframe price war. (Computer) | Business, general | Paul B. Carroll |
| Two U.S. firms outpace Japan rivals; IBM has lead in producing latest chips. (semiconductor memory chips) | Business, general | Paul B. Carroll |
| Unisys cancels offering of Defense unit; bonds fall as plan to pay debt is upset. | Business, general | Paul B. Carroll |
| Unisys makes new mainframe rivaling IBM's. (the Unisys 2200/900) (product announcement) | Business, general | Paul B. Carroll |
| Unisys nears sale of defense unit to reduce debt. | Business, general | Paul B. Carroll |
| Unisys plans public offering of defense line; sale of profitable operation would likely bring in $800 million to pay debt. | Business, general | Paul B. Carroll |
| Unisys posts $98.2 million loss, says loan may need to be redone; pact's net worth provision could be broken soon with another deficit. (Technology) | Business, general | Paul B. Carroll |
| Unisys posts loss of $75.8 million for third quarter. | Business, general | Paul B. Carroll |
| Unisys suspends its dividends on preferred: decision reflects struggle with $3.7 billion debt; price of common jumps. (Unisys Corp.) | Business, general | Paul B. Carroll |
| Unisys to cut 10,000 jobs, reports loss. | Business, general | Paul B. Carroll |
| When the chips are down: tales from the land where the computer is king - or god. (Wall Street Journal Reports: Technology; special supplement on computer technology) | Business, general | Paul B. Carroll |
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