| The Wall Street Journal Western Edition 1995 Bart Ziegler |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| A giant stirs; IBM is ready to do battle. Should anybody worry? (IBM's Intelligent Communications service) | Business, general | Bart Ziegler |
| Anytime, anywhere; the phone in the dishwasher - and other predictions on where technology is heading. | Business, general | Bart Ziegler |
| Big Blue chooses confidant of Gerstner as executive to complete turnaround. (new IBM CFO G. Richard Thoman) | Business, general | Bart Ziegler |
| Clunky, chunky computers get sleek new physiques. (computer box designs) | Business, general | Bart Ziegler |
| Computer Associates alters takeover of Legent in response to U.S. concerns. | Business, general | Bart Ziegler |
| Computer Associates says profit rose 34% in 4th period; stock price jumps. (Computer Associates International Inc) | Business, general | Bart Ziegler |
| Dependence on big iron raises query on IBM: will hot streak last? Soaring stock, profits mask mainframe's fading role, weakness in other fields; a change for Mr. Gerstner. | Business, general | Laurie Hays, Bart Ziegler |
| ESPN plans on-line sports service with Microsoft Corp. co-founder Allen. (Paul Allen) | Business, general | Bart Ziegler |
| Even for Mr. Fixit, it's a formidable job. (John M. Thompson faces the task of making IBM a major player in the software market) | Business, general | Bart Ziegler |
| How do joint ventures go wrong? Ask Kaleida. (Apple Computer, IBM end joint venture Kaleida Labs, Inc) (Company Business and Marketing) | Business, general | Bart Ziegler |
| IBM, Apple, H-P to disband Taligent; big layoffs loom at software venture. (Company Operations) | Business, general | Bart Ziegler |
| IBM goes casual, drops white shirts, and plans a woodsier headquarters. | Business, general | Bart Ziegler |
| IBM in talks with Sears to take over management of Prodigy on-line service. | Business, general | Bart Ziegler |
| IBM is offering to buy back preferred stock; move could use $1.1 billion of huge cash hoard to cut dividend costs. | Business, general | Bart Ziegler |
| IBM posts $538 million 3rd-period loss after unexpectedly big charge for Lotus. | Business, general | Bart Ziegler |
| IBM's earnings climbed sharply in first quarter; profit more than tripled as revenue rose 18%; news spurs stock price. | Business, general | Bart Ziegler |
| IBM's history raises doubts about Lotus acquisition; some wonder if company this time can keep vows while integrating Notes. | Business, general | Bart Ziegler |
| IBM's O'Malley resigns post at PC division. (IBM PC Co, Robert O'Malley) | Business, general | Bart Ziegler |
| IBM to form consumer-products unit with aim of rejuvenating Aptiva line. | Business, general | Bart Ziegler |
| IBM tries, and fails, to fix PC business. | Business, general | Bart Ziegler |
| IBM won't provide way for programs for Windows 95 to run on OS/2 system. (operating systems) | Business, general | Bart Ziegler |
| In cyberspace the Web delivers junk mail. (corporate home pages on the World Wide Web) | Business, general | Bart Ziegler |
| Internet software poses big threat to Notes, IBM's stake in Lotus; Web programs are cheaper, simpler to use to link a far-flung work force; but systems aren't as secure. (Industry Trend or Event) | Business, general | Bart Ziegler |
| Judge overseeing IBM consent decree is told to step aside by appeals court. | Business, general | Bart Ziegler |
| Little-known software maker wants some respect. (Charles Wang of Computer Associates International Inc) (Company Profile) | Business, general | Bart Ziegler |
| Microsoft faces antitrust-issue queries again; U.S. acts rapidly to study plan to link software, new on-line service. | Business, general | G. Christian Hill, Viveca Novak, Bart Ziegler |
| On-line shops: lots to see, little to buy. (shopping over the Internet and online services) (Industry Trend or Event) | Business, general | Bart Ziegler |
| PC makers' big push into the home market comes at risky time; although growth is strong, signs point to slowdown; profit margins are thin; betting big to be a survivor. (Industry Trend or Event) | Business, general | Bart Ziegler |
| Staid phone giants try marriage to Hollywood. | Business, general | Bart Ziegler |
| Stop the presses; publishers scramble into on-line services, but payoff is unclear; newspapers and magazines lose millions so they won't be left behind; interactive Tom Jones - live! | Business, general | Bart Ziegler |
| Unisys plans big charge, more layoffs; old-line computer maker also intends to divide into 3 operating units. | Business, general | Bart Ziegler |
| U.S. favors relaxing decree restricting IBM; Justice Department stance on 1956 limitations is victory for company. | Business, general | Laurie Hays, Bart Ziegler |
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