| The Wall Street Journal Western Edition 1993 Ken Yamada |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| Advanced Micro, Hewlett plan collaboration. (Advanced Micro Devices Inc., Hewlett-Packard Co.) | Business, general | Ken Yamada |
| Advanced Micro's 486-chip clones violate copyrights, Intel charges. (Advanced Micro Devices Inc. ) | Business, general | Ken Yamada |
| Advanced Micro, with legal barriers gone, begins shipping Intel chip clones. (Advanced Micro Devices Inc.) | Business, general | Ken Yamada |
| Amdahl posts big loss in 1st quarter on lower revenue, $243 million charge. | Business, general | Ken Yamada |
| Apple boosts level of power in some models. (enhances Macintosh computers) | Business, general | Ken Yamada |
| Apple may sell notebook computers with software through retail outlets. | Business, general | Ken Yamada |
| Apple, Novell join to develop new software. (Computers) | Business, general | Ken Yamada |
| Apple picks Spindler as chief for rough days ahead. (Michael Spindler) | Business, general | Ken Yamada, G. Pascal Zacharay |
| Apple planning to dismiss 16% of work force. | Business, general | Ken Yamada |
| Apple's woes renew worries about price war's bite. (Computers) | Business, general | Charles McCoy, Ken Yamada |
| Apple to expand line with server, pen for PowerBook. | Business, general | Ken Yamada |
| AST to acquire PC business of Tandy Corp. (AST Research Inc.) (Computers) | Business, general | Ken Yamada, Kyle Pope |
| Atari founder seeks to break ground with new software; startup firm is to launch product linking phones and desktop computers. (Nolan Bushnell) | Business, general | Ken Yamada |
| Big electronics firms support General Magic. (effort to develop standards for personal communicators) | Business, general | Ken Yamada |
| Five electronics giants hope General Magic will turn the trick; partners in novel software could reap big rewards by linking new devices; living in fear of Microsoft. | Business, general | G. Christian Hill, Ken Yamada |
| General Instrument, Intel and Microsoft join the race for 'interactive' TV system. | Business, general | Ken Yamada |
| Intel Corp. asks PC makers to delay Pentium systems. (Pentium microprocessor) | Business, general | Ken Yamada |
| Intel decision unlikely to end AMD dispute. (court case) (Advance Micro Devices Inc.) | Business, general | Ken Yamada, Ralph T. Jr. King |
| Intel plans to consolidated industry lead with salvo of price cuts, new products. | Business, general | Ken Yamada |
| Intel reports surge in profit for 4th quarter; more than twofold increase in net income propels firm's stock 8% higher. | Business, general | Ken Yamada |
| Intel to report it is shipping its newest chip. (Pentium microprocessor) (Product Announcement) | Business, general | Ken Yamada |
| Microsoft to change support policy to charge for calls about Windows. | Business, general | Ken Yamada |
| Motorola challenges Intel in pricing its new microchip. (PowerPC) | Business, general | Ken Yamada |
| Next Inc., citing its workstation sales, posts first quarterly operating profit. (Next Computer Inc.) | Business, general | Ken Yamada |
| NuTek USA to sell desktop computers that it says mimic Apple's Macintosh. | Business, general | Ken Yamada |
| PC makers join group to back a rival chip. (PowerPC microprocessor) | Business, general | Ken Yamada |
| Silicon Graphics aims to be supercomputer contrarian; new machines, line of workstations are seen doubling revenue to $2 billion. | Business, general | Ken Yamada |
| SynOptics had big jump in net in 4th period. (SynOptics Communications Inc., 1992) | Business, general | Ken Yamada |
| What's next? Steve Job's vision, so on target at Apple, now is falling short; he struggles to win a niche in the computer industry after a series of missteps; deep faith in his own genius. (Next Inc.) | Business, general | G. Pascal Zachary, Ken Yamada |
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