The Wall Street Journal Western Edition 1999 David Bank - Abstracts

The Wall Street Journal Western Edition 1999 David Bank
TitleSubjectAuthors
A man who sees Microsoft's future in Windows.(Jim Allchin, senior vice president for personal and business systems)(Who's News)Business, generalDavid Bank
Amazon.com is charging up to $10,000 to plug publishers' books on Web site.(Abstract)Business, generalDavid Bank, George Anders, Kara Swisher, Patrick M. Reilly
Bill Gates's bet: do for vaccines what he did for software.(Children's Vaccine Trust Fund)(People)Business, generalDavid Bank
Comcast reaches out to Microsoft, AOL; a Time Warner affiliate may be key in effort to trump AT&T's bid.(for MediaOne Group Inc.; Time Warner Entertainment)(Company Business and Marketing)Business, generalDavid Bank, Leslie Cauley
Ford may soon receive orders online in an expected alliance with Microsoft.Business, generalDavid Bank, Fara Warner
@Home seeks a place @ top of Web; a surfer bets on high speed and a big deal.(Company Business and Marketing)Business, generalDavid Bank
Internet learns new lingo, XML, and the hype is on.(extensible markup language)(Internet/Web/Online Service Information)Business, generalDavid Bank
MediaOne accepts $54 billion AT&T bid; Comcast has four days to make counteroffer, says it is 'encouraged'.(MediaOne Group)(Company Business and Marketing)Business, generalDavid Bank, Leslie Cauley
Microsoft-AOL war heats up over net access.(Company Business and Marketing)Business, generalDavid Bank, Nick Wingfield
Microsoft earnings exceed expectations.(3d quarter)(Company Financial Information)Business, generalDavid Bank
Microsoft plans to start settlement talks; rift remains on key issues in suit, but move marks shift for U.S. and firm.(government's antitrust trial)(Company Business and Marketing)Business, generalDavid Bank, John R. Wilke
Microsoft raises bar to any settlement; Gates won't cede control over when PC makers display Windows screen.(Bill Gates)(Company Business and Marketing)Business, generalDavid Bank, John Wilke
Microsoft raises its sights in e-commerce.Business, generalDavid Bank
Microsoft's CEO summit draws on person-to-person networking.(Company Business and Marketing)Business, generalDavid Bank
Microsoft's Maritz chooses lesser role.(joins team of adivsors to CEO Bill Gates)(Company Operations)Business, generalDavid Bank, John R. Wilke
Microsoft's new battleground: music players.(RealNetworks Inc.)(Company Business and Marketing)(Statistical Data Included)Business, generalDavid Bank
Microsoft to invest $600 million in Nextel; deal allows software giant to offer Web services to wireless customers.(Nextel Communications Inc.)(Company Business and Marketing)Business, generalDavid Bank, Nicole Harris
Microsoft to split into four major groups.(Abstract)Business, generalDavid Bank
Microsoft to unveil post-PC era software.(new strategy focuses on software development for Web-based applications)Business, generalDavid Bank
Microsoft will split into five divisions that deal with customers and rivals.(Abstract)Business, generalDavid Bank
Seekers of refunds for 'Windows' ware find the doors shut; Microsoft offers free drinks, no cash to irate owners of some loaded laptops.(Abstract)Business, generalDavid Bank
Signals in the Microsoft case: the judge hints at ideas for a remedy.(Judge Thomas Penfield Jackson)Business, generalDavid Bank, John R. Wilke
Sun details its pledges to AOL-Netscape.(Sun Microsystems Inc.; America Online Inc.; Netscape Communications Corp.)(Abstract)Business, generalDavid Bank
Upstarts succeed where Microsoft fails: charging fees for Internet transactions.(Industry Trend or Event)(Abstract)Business, generalDavid Bank
Wealth of options: as Microsoft matures, some of its top talent chooses to go off-line; Mr. Peters, 41, made millions tweaking code; now he hopes to bowl for dollars; managing with 'volunteers.'(Company Operations)Business, generalDavid Bank
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