The Wall Street Journal Western Edition 1997 Don Clark - Abstracts

The Wall Street Journal Western Edition 1997 Don Clark
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Apple and Ellison seem ready to duel over control of ailing computer maker. (Oracle CEO Larry Ellison) (Company Business and Marketing)Business, generalLee Gomes, Don Clark
Apple gets help from rival Microsoft as chief says turnaround lies ahead. (Microsoft to write application software for Macintosh)(Apple CEO Gilbert Amelio details new OS) (Company Business and Marketing)Business, generalLee Gomes, Don Clark, Steve Stecklow
A tech firm falters just a bit, and investors mete out punishment; Oracle's earnings letdown prompts stock plunge on record daily volume; Ellison's loss: $2.16 billion. (Company stock declines 29%) (CEO Lawrence Ellison) (Swift and Sure) (Company Financial Information)Business, generalDon Clark, Greg Ip
Computer firms tell of Microsoft's tough tactics. (Company Business and Marketing)Business, generalJohn R. Wilke, Don Clark
Facing early losses, some Web publishers begin to pull the plug; too many companies vie for too few customers and advertising dollars; 'reality hits the Internet'. (Internet/Web/Online Service Information)Business, generalDon Clark
How Microsoft lost cloak of invincibility while getting on-line; clunky e-mail, billing woes left much-feared MSN a distant second to AOL; 'we should have panicked.' (Company Business and Marketing)Business, generalDon Clark
Informix has net loss, one aide fewer; accounting, sales strategy play role in firm's woes. (Company Financial Information)Business, generalDon Clark
Intel and Microsoft split over Internet-TV gear. (Company Business and Marketing)Business, generalDon Clark
Intel's tumble underscores the debate over coming changes in PC hardware. (Company Financial Information)Business, generalDon Clark
McAfee Associates agrees to acquire Network General for $1.3 billion in stock. (Company Business and Marketing)Business, generalDon Clark
MicroProse shares plunge by 51% on aborted merger. (GT Interactive Software) (Company Business and Marketing)Business, generalDon Clark
Microsoft agrees to free software rival from paying royalties on Unix system. (Santa Cruz Operation) (Company Business and Marketing)Business, generalDon Clark
Microsoft and Netscape locked in battle to make the Web more user-friendly. (Company Business and Marketing)Business, generalDon Clark
Microsoft, H-P to unveil broad alliance over WIndows NT, business computing. (Company Business and Marketing)Business, generalJon G. Auerbach, Don Clark
Microsoft is dealt a blow on Internet plans; judge orders firm to stop bundling Web software with Windows systems. (Government Activity)Business, generalJohn R. Wilke, Don Clark
Microsoft may put $1 billion into Comcast. (Company Business and Marketing)Business, generalDon Clark, Mark Robichaux
Microsoft sets new direction on terminals. (Company Business and Marketing)Business, generalDon Clark
Microsoft's rivals to cooperate to slow its momentum in corporate networks. (Sun Microsystems, Netscape, IBM and Oracle) (Company Business and Marketing)Business, generalDon Clark
Microsoft vows to appeal bar to 'bundling.' (Government Activity)Business, generalJohn R. Wilke, Don Clark
Mr. Show Biz; for Microsoft's Bob Bejan, a veteran of song, stage, and film, the simple question is this: what is interactive entertainment, anyway?(The Wall Street Journal Reports: Entertainment + Technology) (Company Operations)Business, generalDon Clark
National Semi swings to solid profit; first-period results exceed forecasts. (National Semiconductor reported net income of $70.1 million for first quarter ending Aug 24) (Company Financial Information)Business, generalDon Clark
Netscape says revenue rose 80% in quarter. (Netscape Communications) (Company Financial Information)Business, generalDon Clark
Novell, Netscape plan to form Internet firm. (Novonyx) (Company Business and Marketing)Business, generalDon Clark
Novell's net fell 20% for quarter in sign that turnaround may not be speedy. (1st qtr 1997) (Company Business and Marketing)Business, generalDon Clark
Oracle plans to integrate TV programs with data from the World Wide Web. (enhanced television) (Company Business and Marketing)Business, generalDon Clark
Oracle reports second-period earnings of 19 cents a share, missing estimates. (fiscal period ended Nov 30, 1997) (Company Financial Information)Business, generalDon Clark
Oracle set to offer new database software. (Oracle8)(Product Announcement)Business, generalDon Clark
Oracle to buy a Netscape spinoff in race to build home applications. (Oracle to buy Navio Communications) (Company Business and Marketing)Business, generalDavid Bank, Don Clark
Oracle unveils challenge to Microsoft; chairman is close to decision on Apple. (Oracle chairman Lawrence Ellison) (Company Business and Marketing)Business, generalDon Clark
PC show features nerves and wish lists; computer makers worry about pricing picture, and consumers love it. (Comdex) (Industry Trend or Event)Business, generalDean Takahashi, Don Clark
Program of pain; this german software is complex, expensive- and wildly popular; SAP's R/3 helps coordinate all aspects of business; installing is a nightmare; why consultants are happy. (Product Information)Business, generalDon Clark, Joseph B. White, Silvia Ascarelli
Rivals Microsoft and Netscape team up to protect consumer privacy on the Web. (Company Business and Marketing)Business, generalDon Clark
Sampling of start-ups shows how the Internet inspires. (emWare Inc, SiRF Technology, PocketScience Inc, ideaMarket, Third Age Media) (Company Business and Marketing)Business, generalDon Clark
Software moguls suddenly compete to be nice guys; Oracle pledges $100 million to schools after Gates gift; don't ask who was first. (Oracle's Lawrence Ellison, Microsoft's Bill Gates) (Company Business and Marketing)Business, generalDon Clark
Sun Microsystems pours some new Java; programming language to run on servers, appliances. (Company Business and Marketing)Business, generalDon Clark
The crucial connection; interactive storytellers ignore fan feedback at their own peril; just ask the producers of 'The Spot'. (includes related article on Hong Kong's online interactive soap opera)(The Wall Street Journal Reports: Entertainment + Technology) (Internet/Web/Online Service Information)Business, generalDon Clark
U.S., Microsoft clash on court-order compliance. (Government Activity)Business, generalDon Clark
U.S. sues Microsoft over PC browser: move to restrict bundling with Windows 95 hits key market strategy. (Government Activity)Business, generalDavid Bank, John R. Wilke, Don Clark, Bryan Gruley
Yahoo!, Visa form electronic commerce tie. (Visa International) (Company Business and Marketing)Business, generalDavid Bank, Don Clark
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