The Wall Street Journal Western Edition 1998 Don Clark - Abstracts

The Wall Street Journal Western Edition 1998 Don Clark
TitleSubjectAuthors
Apple's $101 million net tops estimates.Business, generalDon Clark
Cigna set to offer coverage linked to Cisco, NetSolve.Business, generalDon Clark
Intel mounts response to sub-$1,000 PC pressure.Business, generalDean Takahashi, Don Clark
Intel mounts response to sub-$1,000 PC pressure. (Celeron microprocessor chip line) (Product Information)Business, generalDean Takahashi, Don Clark
Judge rejects attempt by Microsoft to remove special master in U.S. action. (US District Court Judge Thomas Penfield Jackson, Internet law expert Lawrence Lessig) (Company Business and Marketing)Business, generalJohn R. Wilke, Don Clark
Microsoft and Qualcomm go for the 'holy grail.'.(wireless-communications venture)(Company Business and Marketing)Business, generalDon Clark, Quentin Hardy
Microsoft asks court to remove expert weighing evidence in antitrust case. (special master Lawrence Lessig) (Company Business and Marketing)Business, generalJohn R. Wilke, Don Clark
Microsoft launches new attack against suits. (federal and state antitrust suits) (Company Business and Marketing)Business, generalDon Clark, Bryan Gruley
Motorola to slash staff, take big charge; radical move to cut 10% of work force is meant to end profit erosion. (Company Operations)Business, generalDon Clark, G. Christian Hill
Netscape to share browser program code. (Netscape Communications) (Company Business and Marketing)Business, generalDon Clark
Oracle earnings beat analysts' forecasts. (3rd qtr 1998) (Company Financial Information)Business, generalDon Clark
Oracle's earnings exceed expectationsBusiness, generalDon Clark
Oracle's fourth-quarter net rose 12%, boosted by database-softaware business.Business, generalDon Clark
Oracle, Sun open a new line of attack on Microsoft with licensing agreement.(Sun Microsystems' Solaris bundled with Oracle's database software)(Company Business and Marketing)Business, generalLee Gomes, Don Clark
PC sales slowed sharply in second period. (International Data's report on 2nd qtr 1998 sales) (Industry Trend or Event)Business, generalDon Clark
SAP's top U.S. official, Wahl, resigns to join TriStrata Security.Business, generalMatthew Rose, Don Clark
SAP's top U.S. official, Wahl, resigns to join TriStrata Security. (Paul Wahl, US operations CEO) (Company Operations)Business, generalMatthew Rose, Don Clark
ScientOlogy: Web consultant lands talent, dollars.(Scient Inc.)(Abstract)(Company Profile)Business, generalDon Clark
Seagate cuts work force by 10,000. (Seagate Technology) (Company Operations)Business, generalDon Clark
Seagate's board axes founder, an industry icon. (Seagate Technology CEO Alan Shugart) (Company Operations)Business, generalDon Clark
Software firm sues Microsoft, citing access.Business, generalDon Clark
Start-up firm plans to attack unwanted e-mail.Business, generalDon Clark
Start-up firm plans to attack unwanted e-mail.Business, generalDon Clark
Start-up firm plans to attack unwanted E-mail. (Bright Light Technologies) (Company Business and Marketing)Business, generalDon Clark
Sybase's Kertzman to run spinoff of rival Oracle.(Mitchell Kertzman leaves chairman post at Sybase, Inc., to be CEO at Network Computer Inc.)(Abstract)Business, generalDon Clark
TriStrata security to launch software for protecting computer information.Business, generalDon Clark
US adds to case vs. Microsoft and Gates.Business, generalJohn R. Wilke, Don Clark
U.S. adds to case vs. Microsoft and Gates; illegal pressure on Apple, Intel, others alleged; chairman's role noted. (Bill Gates) (Company Business and Marketing)Business, generalJohn R. Wilke, Don Clark
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