The Wall Street Journal Western Edition 1998 Lee Gomes - Abstracts

The Wall Street Journal Western Edition 1998 Lee Gomes
TitleSubjectAuthors
Ascend poised to buy Stratus Computer; stock deal of $800 million marks efforts to fuse voice and data networks. (Ascend Communications) (Company Business and Marketing)Business, generalLee Gomes, Jon G. Auerbach
Ascend reaches definitive pact to buy Stratus.Business, generalLee Gomes
As innovation slows, software companies pile on the features; it's called bloatware, and it crowds store shelves; Microsoft's small step; like owning a car in 1910.(Microsoft Windows 98 OS) (Industry Trend or Event)Business, generalLee Gomes
Avid agrees to buy special-effects unit from Microsoft for about $285 million.Business, generalLee Gomes, Mark Maremont
Bigger and smaller; personal computers will be a lot more powerful. But they may not be where the action is.(Abstract)Business, generalLee Gomes
Carrico is to join wife as executive for Cisco Systems.Business, generalLee Gomes
Cisco beats forecasts on surge in revenue. (Cisco Systems's 3rd qtr 1998) (Company Financial Information)Business, generalLee Gomes
Cisco net exceeds expectations, with sales rising 27% in quarter. (Cisco Systems, fiscal 2nd qtr 1998) (Company Financial Information)Business, generalLee Gomes
Cisco Systems posts 53% jump in net on sales rise due to Internet's growth.(Abstract)Business, generalLee Gomes
Cisco Systems profit in quarter beat estimates; sales rose 35%. (4th qtr 1998) (Company Financial Information)Business, generalLee Gomes
Cisco tops $100 billion in market capital.Business, generalLee Gomes
Cisco tops $100 billion in market capital.Business, generalLee Gomes
Desktops adopt the lush look of flat screens. (Personal Technology) (Technology Information)Business, generalLee Gomes
FTC targets Cisco Systems in antitrust inquiry. (Company Business and Marketing)Business, generalLee Gomes
Hewlett-Packard names Ann Livermore to head revamped business operation. (Enterprise Computing Solutions Organization) (Company Operations)Business, generalLee Gomes
Hewlett-Packard's Watts steps down and plans to join start-up ConvergeNet.Business, generalLee Gomes
Hewlett-Packard to reduce payroll in buyout program.Business, generalLee Gomes
Hewlett-Packard to review its operations; comprehensive look stems from poor performance over the past 2 years.(Company Business and Marketing)Business, generalLee Gomes
Hewlett's quarterly profit rose only 1%; revenue gained a slim 5% but cost cuts helped results beat forecasts. (Company Financial Information)Business, generalLee Gomes
H-P to market its own strain of Java: move opens up a fissure in an industry alliance against Microsoft Corp. (Company Business and Marketing)Business, generalLee Gomes
H-P warns earnings will miss estimates; price cuts in PC industry shave profit margins even as sales increase. (2nd qtr 1998) (Company Financial Information)Business, generalLee Gomes
Intel likely to keep pace despite expected FTC action.Business, generalLee Gomes, sddsd
Microsoft loses Java decision in U.S. court.Business, generalLee Gomes
Nortel agrees to acquire Bay Networks.Business, generalLee Gomes, Stephanie N Mehta
Nortel agrees to acquire Bay Networks; telecom company to swap $7.68 billion of its stock for network-gear firm. (Northern Telecom) (Company Business and Marketing)Business, generalLee Gomes, Stephanie N. Mehta
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
Patience with H-P may be running out; expenses worry analysts as firm against misses estimates. (1st qtr 1998) (Company Financial Information)Business, generalLee Gomes
Sun, IBM, in rare cooperation, to create Java operating system. (Sun Microsystems) (Company Business and Marketing)Business, generalLee Gomes
Sun loosening its control over Java language.(Sun Microsystems, Java programming language)(Company Business and Marketing)Business, generalLee Gomes
Sun Microsystems beats forecasts, despite Asia, with 15% rise in net.Business, generalLee Gomes
There may be an Intel license inside Silicon Graphics' hoped-for recovery. (Company Business and Marketing)Business, generalDean Takahashi, Lee Gomes
This website is not affiliated with document authors or copyright owners. This page is provided for informational purposes only. Unintentional errors are possible.