| The Wall Street Journal Western Edition 1995 Don Clark |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
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| A big bet made Intel what it is today; now it wagers again; it's on course to become most profitable firm; but there is a mystery; can demand grow so fast? | Business, general | Don Clark |
| 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 |
| Amid hype and fear, Microsoft Windows 95 gets ready to roll; despite delays, new program is expected to boost software giant's reach; how PC makers fell in line. | Business, general | Don Clark |
| Apple alleges Gates bullied it over lawsuit; Microsoft software threat is said to have ended after call by Bingaman. (US Assistant Attorney General Anne Bingaman) | Business, general | Don Clark, Viveca Novak |
| Apple sues Intel and Microsoft, widening a copyright dispute; lawsuit seeks to protect software for displaying video on PC screens. | Business, general | Don Clark |
| As Steven Jobs reaches a milestone, his enterprises show new maturity. (Next Computer CEO) | Business, general | Don Clark |
| AT&T, VLSI Technology to develop microchips that offer data security. | Business, general | Don Clark, Jared Sandberg |
| Besieged Microsoft finally speaks out: We pose no threat; 'I feel so ethically clean,', says no. 2 man in a tirade as long silence is broken. (Exec VP Steven Ballmer comments on US District Judge's decision to quell the antitrust consent decree) | Business, general | Don Clark |
| Borland's Kahn resigns as president and CEO; Wetsel to lead restructuring. (Philippe Kahn; Gary Wetsel) | Business, general | Don Clark |
| Compaq delays using Intel's new chip after it proves too fast for some uses. (Intel's Pentium Pro microprocessor) (Product Information) | Business, general | Don Clark, Neal Templin |
| Computer conferees hear PCs could go with buggy whips; Agenda 96 gathering focuses on new markets, products without Microsoft muscle. | Business, general | Don Clark |
| For Intuit, PC personal-finance giant, there is lots of life after Microsoft. | Business, general | Don Clark |
| Gates, in speech, to outline strategy for PC programs that adapt to users. (speech at the 1995 Fall Comdex trade show) (Company Business and Marketing) | Business, general | Don Clark |
| Gates invests a byte of money for cache of Hollywood stars; Microsoft sees DreamWorks as ally providing access to family-fun products. (Microsoft CEO Bill Gates) | Business, general | Don Clark, Thomas R. King |
| Gates says mom was once kidnapped; details are few, guesses numerous. (Microsoft CEO Bill Gates) | Business, general | Don Clark, Charles McCoy |
| GE unit teams with software concern, eShop, in electronic-shopping venture. | Business, general | Don Clark |
| Hewlett lobbies for its encryption plan that would satisfy tough export rules. (HP's hardware-based encryption technology) | Business, general | Don Clark |
| How a women's passion and persistence made 'Bob.' (Karen Fries, the woman behind Microsoft's Bob integrated software) | Business, general | Don Clark |
| In overheated computer-chip world, tradition melts; business plans fade, unusual partnerships form; will party continue? (Industry Trend or Event) | Business, general | Don Clark |
| Intel demonstrates new microprocessor; PowerPC alliance will upgrade chips. (P6 to compete with Apple, IBM and Motorola CPUs) | Business, general | Don Clark |
| Intel posts 44% rise in 1st-period profit on record revenue from Pentium chip. | Business, general | Don Clark |
| Intel puts chip under Pentium brand, meaning some won't reap its benefits. (Intel's P6 microprocessor to be called Pentium Pro) | Business, general | Don Clark |
| Intel's 4th-period net fell 37% on big charge for Pentium woes. | Business, general | Don Clark |
| Intel's next generation of microchips moves closer to design method of rivals. (P6 microprocessor marks move towards RISC technology) | Business, general | Don Clark |
| Intel to trot out next chip generation; high speed and low price are surprise. (Pentium Pro microprocessor line)(Product Announcement) | Business, general | Don Clark |
| Intuit charge cuts Microsoft net for period. (failed acquisition attempt) | Business, general | Don Clark |
| Judge asks Microsoft and U.S. to defend antitrust agreement; alterations rivals sought are cited in order filed before a hearing today. | Business, general | Don Clark |
| Meet 'media processors,' computer chips for the multimedia age. (special-purpose multimedia microprocessors) | Business, general | Don Clark |
| Microsoft antitrust pact rejected by federal judge; agreement called lenient; ruling raises specter of tougher U.S. action. (Federal District Court Judge Stanley Sporkin rejects settlement US Dept of Justice had reached with Microsoft) | Business, general | Don Clark, Viveca Novak |
| Microsoft appoints 3 veterans to direct software giant's product development. (Paul Maritz, Nathan Myhrvold and Craig Mundie) | Business, general | Don Clark |
| Microsoft competitors belatedly seek to derail its settlement with Justice. (US Dept of Justice antitrust settlement) | Business, general | Don Clark, Viveca Novak |
| Microsoft Corp. broadly attacks antitrust unit. (challenges Dept of Justice on Microsoft Network investigation) | Business, general | Don Clark, Viveka Novak |
| Microsoft discloses new developments emphasizing its entertainment side. (PC games) | Business, general | Don Clark |
| Microsoft eases some policies on licensing. (corporate software licensing) | Business, general | Don Clark |
| Microsoft has plan to meet a U.S. move. (potential Justice Department block of bundling of Microsoft Windows 95 and Microsoft Network access software) | Business, general | Don Clark |
| Microsoft outlines Internet strategy, which includes buying stake in Uunet. (Uunet Technologies Inc) | Business, general | Don Clark |
| Microsoft's 2nd-quarter profit jumped by 29%, topping Wall Street estimates. (qtr ended Dec 31, 1994) | Business, general | Don Clark |
| Microsoft's appeal wanes until Windows 95 appears. (Heard on the Street) | Business, general | Don Clark, Susan Pulliam |
| Microsoft savors major victory as pact on antitrust is reinstated by judges. (includes related article on prohibited practices) | Business, general | Don Clark, Vivica Novak |
| Microsoft seeks to woo game creators with new technology for Windows 95. | Business, general | Don Clark |
| Microsoft's on-line service to withhold subscriber names from its own vendors. (Microsoft Network) | Business, general | Don Clark |
| Microsoft, Sony plan partnership in multimedia area. (joint product development) | Business, general | Don Clark |
| Microsoft sticks by its tactics despite uproar. (marketing) | Business, general | Don Clark |
| Microsoft's Windows 95 is just a sideshow; company's growth hinges on NT operating system for corporate networks. (Windows NT Server network operating system) | Business, general | Don Clark |
| Microsoft to buy maker of FrontPage, software to create Internet Web pages. (acquisition of Vermeer Technologies, introduction of SoftImage 3D for Windows NT multimedia authoring software) (Company Business and Marketing) | Business, general | Don Clark |
| Microsoft to unveil Internet products; licensing pact with Sun Microsystems may be announced. (Company Business and Marketing) | Business, general | Don Clark |
| Microsoft, Wang reach accord to put imaging technology in Windows 95. | Business, general | William M. Bulkeley, Don Clark |
| Multimedia's hype hides virtual reality: an industry shakeout; despite CD-ROMs' boom, few titles are big hits; many makers founder; how a firm lost 'Tommy.' | Business, general | Don Clark |
| Novell unveils ambitious plan to sell software that links variety of devices. (Novell Embedded Systems Technology) | Business, general | Don Clark |
| Oracle plans to add interactive video to database software in slowing market. | Business, general | Don Clark |
| Retailers fear Microsoft Network will leave them out of the loop; dealer group seeks action by the U.S. to prevent direct on-line sales. (ASCII Group) | Business, general | Don Clark |
| 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 |
| Sign-ups for Microsoft Network show strength but trail some expectations. (online information service) (Online Service Information) | Business, general | Don Clark |
| Software makers are likely to report generally strong earnings for quarter. | Business, general | Don Clark |
| Stripped-Down PCs will be talk of Comdex. (Industry Trend or Event) | Business, general | Don Clark, Joan E. Rigdon |
| Sybase unveils key software product today. (Sybase's SQL Server 11 database software)(Product Announcement) | Business, general | Don Clark |
| Undone deal; Microsoft drops bid for Intuit- a victory for Antitrust Agency; already hurt by its rivals, software giant feared delays from litigation; is another round looming? | Business, general | Don Clark, G. Christian Hill, Viveca Novak |
| U.S. files antitrust suit to stop Microsoft from its $2.1 billion acquisition of Intuit; electronic-commerce plans of the software giant in peril; firms to fight. | Business, general | Don Clark, Viveca Novak |
| U.S. plans no action against Microsoft before launch of Windows 95 system; investors had feared probe of bundling could hurt sale of related products. | Business, general | Don Clark |
| Windows 95 purchases top million units. (Microsoft's operating system) | Business, general | Don Clark |
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