| The Wall Street Journal Western Edition 1998 Jim Carlton |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
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| 3Com earnings, topping forecasts, suggest a rebound. | Business, general | Jim Carlton |
| 3Com earnings, topping forecasts, suggest a rebound. (1st qtr 1999) (Company Financial Information) | Business, general | Jim Carlton |
| Amazon posts smaller loss than forecast. (Amazon.com's 1st qtr 1998) (Company Financial Information) | Business, general | Jim Carlton |
| Apple Computer again far exceeds analysts' expectations of earnings. (2nd qtr 1998) (Company Financial Information) | Business, general | Jim Carlton |
| Apple Computer falls behind Gateway and H-P in customer-loyalty survey. | Business, general | Jim Carlton |
| Apple drops Newton, an idea ahead of its time. (personal digital assistant) (Product Information) | Business, general | Jim Carlton |
| Apple finds it hard to meet iMac demand. (Product Information) | Business, general | Jim Carlton |
| Apple returns to the black; stock soars. (Company Financial Information) | Business, general | Jim Carlton |
| At Apple, a fiery Jobs often makes headway and sometimes a mess; he knows how to market but clashes with cloners and belittles his foes: skewered on the Gil-o-meter. (co-founder and interim CEO Steve Jobs, former CEO Gilbert Amelio) (Company Operations) | Business, general | Jim Carlton |
| Cheaper PCs start to attract new customers. (Industry Trend or Event) | Business, general | Jim Carlton |
| Comdex loses appeal to industry players; IBM, Intel, Netscape defect, citing cost, size, inefficiency.(rising cost of attendance at computer industry trade show has many companies reducing or cancelling their participation) | Business, general | Jim Carlton |
| Dark questions lurk beneath Apple's ties to Microsoft: U.S. probers look at aborted Compaq QuickTime deal and browser issues. | Business, general | Jim Carlton |
| From Apple, a new marketing blitz. | Business, general | Jim Carlton |
| From Apple, a new marketing blitz. (iMac PC) (Company Business and Marketing) | Business, general | Jim Carlton |
| Hewlett-Packard continues gains in home PC market. | Business, general | Jim Carlton |
| Identix to acquire Identicator in deal worth $40 million.(Abstract) | Business, general | Jim Carlton |
| Ingram Micro posts 40% rise in earnings; PC distributor solidifies top position, embarks on assembly strategy. (1st qtr 1998) (Company Financial Information) | Business, general | Jim Carlton |
| Intel's online orders reach $1 billion a month.(Abstract) | Business, general | Jim Carlton |
| Low- and falling. (sub-$1,000 PCs) (Industry Trend or Event) | Business, general | Jim Carlton |
| Micron Electronics maps drive for recognition. | Business, general | Jim Carlton |
| Micron Electronics reports tenfold rise in profit despite 28% decline in sales.(Abstract) | Business, general | Jim Carlton |
| Packard Bell chief resigns abruptly, apparently in rift. | Business, general | Jim Carlton |
| PC demand is offset by shrinking prices.(Industry Trend or Event) | Business, general | Jim Carlton |
| PC sales fell as Windows 98 was awaited. (Industry Trend or Event) | Business, general | Jim Carlton |
| The computer lacks a very long history; Paul Pierce protects it; he has a big warehouse full of old clunkers and dreams of establishing a museum.(Industry Trend or Event) | Business, general | Jim Carlton |
| U.S. retail sales of video games up 32% for year.(Abstract) | Business, general | Jim Carlton |
| Year-2000 problem is bearing down on certain states.(Industry Trend or Event) | Business, general | Jim Carlton |
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