The Wall Street Journal Western Edition 1991 William M. Bulkeley - Abstracts

The Wall Street Journal Western Edition 1991 William M. Bulkeley
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Battered computer stocks could fall further. (Heard on the Street) (column)Business, generalWilliam M. Bulkeley
Borland case briefs raise questions about software copyright protection. (Lotus Development Corp. vs. Borland International Inc.)(Technology)Business, generalWilliam M. Bulkeley
Changed industry: computers become a kind of commodity, to dismay of makers; excess capacity, fast pace of innovation keep prices declining and profits low; but corporate buyers benefit.Business, generalWilliam M. Bulkeley
Cities complain that NCR system isn't reliable. (emergency dispatching systems)Business, generalWilliam M. Bulkeley
Cray Research, Bolt Beranek may link up. (Cray Research Inc.; Bolt Beranek & Newman Inc.) (Computer)Business, generalWilliam M. Bulkeley
Data General reports a profit for 4th quarter. (fiscal year 1991)Business, generalWilliam M. Bulkeley
Data General's stock rises from ashes; shares jump 300% since start of year. (Heard on the Street) (column)Business, generalWilliam M. Bulkeley
Data General to unveil fast Unix computer. (Technology)Business, generalWilliam M. Bulkeley
D&B to change software design to use PC more. (Dun & Bradstreet Corp.) (Computer)Business, generalWilliam M. Bulkeley
DEC net falls 28%, but stock advances $6.625.Business, generalWilliam M. Bulkeley
Defense contractor expects to report net fell in quarter. (Dynamics Research Corp.)Business, generalWilliam M. Bulkeley
Digital directors: take one person, add one computer. The result: one video-production artist. (Wall Street Journal Report: Technology; special supplement on computer technology)Business, generalWilliam M. Bulkeley
Digital Equipment's financial chief, who strengthened the company, to resign. (James M. Osterhoff) (Who's News) (column)Business, generalWilliam M. Bulkeley
Digital records huge charge of $1.1 billion; move hurt quarter, year, but sales strength seen; stock price jumps $2.875. (Digital Equipment Corp.)Business, generalWilliam M. Bulkeley
Digital vies again to be PC heavyweight. (Digital Equipment Corp.)(includes related article on customer satisfaction survey)Business, generalWilliam M. Bulkeley
Earnings gains seen for many software firms; large makers of products for personal computers helped by surging sales.Business, generalWilliam M. Bulkeley
Expert advice: the pros list their software favorites. (list of recommended software packages for home computing)(Picking programs) (Technology supplement) (buyers guide)Business, generalWilliam M. Bulkeley
Japanese find U.S. high tech a risky venture. (Enterprise)Business, generalWilliam M. Bulkeley, Udayan Gupta
Jury is out on Lotus 1-2-3 for Windows. (Lotus Development Corp.'s latest release may not be as successful as anticipated) (Technology & Medicine)Business, generalWilliam M. Bulkeley
Lotus creates controversy by extending benefits to partners of gay employees. (Lotus Development Corp.) (Workplace)Business, generalWilliam M. Bulkeley
Lotus replaces King as head in development. (Lotus Development Corp.; Frank King) (Who's News)Business, generalWilliam M. Bulkeley
Microsoft posts its spreadsheet on Lotus's door. (Microsoft Corp.'s Excel 3.0; Lotus Development Corp.) (Technology) (column)Business, generalWilliam M. Bulkeley
Microsoft's Windows opens a big lead; but users gripe about slowness and extra costs. (Microsoft Corp.'s Windows 3.0 graphical user interface)Business, generalWilliam M. Bulkeley, G. Pascal Zachary
NCR posts 24% drop in 4th-period net; cost of fighting AT&T bid hurt results.Business, generalWilliam M. Bulkeley, Randall Smith
NCR's stock jumps on news of ESOP plan; traders say defensive move may draw a higher bid from AT&T, force sale. (employee stock ownership plan)Business, generalWilliam M. Bulkeley, Randall Smit
Net at Technical Communications gained in quarter.Business, generalWilliam M. Bulkeley
Parent of Prime Computer posts 1st-period loss. (Prime Computer Inc.'s parent DR Holdings Inc. posts loss of $84.4 million)Business, generalWilliam M. Bulkeley
Prime Computer is expected to unveil new design software to boost its business. (Prime Computer Inc.'s CADDS 5 CAD/CAM software) (product announcement)Business, generalWilliam M. Bulkeley
Software firms are expected to report mixed results for the March quarter.Business, generalWilliam M. Bulkeley
Software helps managers fill in workers' hours. ( Campbell Software's Staffworks) (product announcement)Business, generalWilliam M. Bulkeley
Software industry discovers it has lost its immunity from battles over pricing. (vendors engage in price-cut wars)Business, generalWilliam M. Bulkeley
Software industry loses start-up zest as big firms increase their dominance. (Computer)Business, generalWilliam M. Bulkeley
Software programs help non-lawyers prepare wills, other legal documents. (Law)Business, generalWilliam M. Bulkeley
Sophistication, popularity gain for palmtops. (palmtop computers) (Computer)Business, generalWilliam M. Bulkeley
Staff cutbacks seen at Prime Computer Inc.Business, generalWilliam M. Bulkeley
Stardent Computer to close, becoming one of largest venture capital failures. (Ardent Computer Corp., Stellar Computer Inc. merger)Business, generalWilliam M. Bulkeley
Technology, economics and ego conspire to make software difficult to use. (future of computing)(The Basics) (Technology supplement)Business, generalWilliam M. Bulkeley
Wang Labs plans more layoffs in wake of plan to sell computers made by IBM.Business, generalWilliam M. Bulkeley
Wang Labs posts third-period loss, considers layoffs.Business, generalWilliam M. Bulkeley
Wang Labs, shifting focus, will sell IBM computers; loss-plagued firm to stress office software lines over making hardware. (Wang Laboratories Inc.)Business, generalWilliam M. Bulkeley, Laurence Hooper
Wang Labs to post loss for 2nd quarter. (Wang Laboratories Inc.)Business, generalWilliam M. Bulkeley
Wang Labs wins suit for chip patent, banning NEC, Toshiba from U.S. sales.Business, generalWilliam M. Bulkeley
Wang posts big loss on revenue drop; Data General's profit hits $35.6 million. (Wang Laboratories Inc.)Business, generalWilliam M. Bulkeley
Wang to dismiss 500 more employees as slump seems to deepen firm's woes. (Wang Laboratories Inc.)Business, generalWilliam M. Bulkeley
Wang wins suit against Japanese firms; royalties could total $12 million a year.(NEC Corp. and Toshiba Corp. held to be in violation of Wang Laboratories' patents)Business, generalWilliam M. Bulkeley
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