| The Wall Street Journal Western Edition 1995 Charles McCoy |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
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| Advanced Micro and Intel settle all litigation; seven-year legal wrangle on cloning rights ends; many call AMD victor. (microcode licensing dispute involving 386 and 486 microprocessors resolved) | Business, general | Don Clark, Charles McCoy |
| Apple chief shows still waters can run deep- and angry; barbs fly in a rare interview held to introduce a line of low-priced computers. (Apple's chairman and CEO Michael Spindler)(Interview) | Business, general | Charles McCoy |
| Apple, IBM kill Kaleida Labs venture: analysts say axe may also fall on struggling Taligent. (Company Business and Marketing) | Business, general | Charles McCoy |
| Eastman Kodak to reorganize digital imaging. | Business, general | Charles McCoy |
| Gates says mom was once kidnapped; details are few, guesses numerous. (Microsoft CEO Bill Gates) | Business, general | Don Clark, Charles McCoy |
| H-P combines computer units under Belluzzo. (HP's Computer Organization unit under executive VP Richard E. Belluzzo) | Business, general | Charles McCoy |
| Oracle to unveil new products for server units. | Business, general | Charles McCoy |
| Shares of Intel and Microsoft fall sharply: software firm's warnings, chip maker's earnings shake hot tech sector. | Business, general | Don Clark, Charles McCoy |
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