| The Wall Street Journal Western Edition 1992 John R. Wilke |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| Analysts believe new chip from Digital may give market advantage to company. (DEC to release its DEC Alpha processor) | Business, general | John R. Wilke |
| Chipcom says profit tripled in 4th quarter. | Business, general | John R. Wilke |
| Computer firms expected to post mixed results for latest quarter. | Business, general | John R. Wilke |
| DEC's Olsen stuns industry by resigning. (Digital Equipment Corp.; Kenneth H. Olsen) | Business, general | William M. Bulkeley, John R. Wilke |
| Digital chip is endorsed by Microsoft. (DEC's Alpha microprocessor) | Business, general | John R. Wilke |
| Digital disbands group, sidelines three officials: move suggests air of crisis as concern reorganizes second time this year. (Digital Equipment Corp.) | Business, general | John R. Wilke |
| Digital Equipment expected to unveil new product line. (mainframes, microcomputers) | Business, general | John R. Wilke |
| Digital Equipment gives Palmer jobs of president, chief. (Robert B. Palmer) (Who's News) | Business, general | John R. Wilke |
| Digital Equipment posts quarterly loss, sees continued slump, more cost cuts. | Business, general | John R. Wilke |
| Digital outlines spending cuts of $400 million: broad reorganization plan said to seek to refocus engineering, research. (Digital Equipment Corp.) | Business, general | John R. Wilke |
| Digital posts 1st-period loss, plans more cuts; it will accelerate the pace of reductions in staff; stock rises $1.375 a share. (Digital Equipment Corp.) | Business, general | John R. Wilke |
| Digital posts loss totaling $294.1 million: computer maker's shares plunge 9.8% as deficit is unexpectedly large. | Business, general | John R. Wilke |
| Digital's offer to employees proves popular. (early retirement) | Business, general | John R. Wilke |
| Digital's president is said to claim he was forced out: Olsen's retirement is linked to his inability to enforce organizational changes. (Digital Equipment Corp. Pres Kenneth H. Olsen) | Business, general | John R. Wilke |
| Digital's Stone quits to take post at AT&T; top strategist on software was once considered as possible president. (Digital Equipment Corp.'s David L. Stone) | Business, general | John R. Wilke |
| Digital to cut personal computer prices, begin marketing, mail-order campaign. (Technology) | Business, general | John R. Wilke |
| Digital to license its 'Alpha' chip to Japan's Kubota. (Digital Equipment Corp.) | Business, general | John R. Wilke |
| Filing in chapter 11, Wang sends warning to high-tech circles. (Wang Laboratories Inc.) | Business, general | William M. Bulkeley, John R. Wilke |
| For Stratus, clouds gather in previously sunny skies; sales growth slows as competitors' computers become more reliable. (Stratus Computer Inc.) (Corporate Focus) | Business, general | John R. Wilke |
| IBM, Digital expect losses for full year: most large computer firms had weak 4th quarter; Unisys sees turnaround. (computer industry) | Business, general | John R. Wilke |
| In PC software, changes yield lower prices. (prices plummet across the industry as market matures)(IBM Personal Computer) (Marketplace)(Computers) | Business, general | John R. Wilke |
| Little EMC challenges leader IBM in data-storage; sales grow on products using cheaper, faster off-the-shelf disk drives. (Marketplace)(Corporate Focus) | Business, general | John R. Wilke |
| Lotus Development relies on 'Notes' to write success: firm stresses not-so-new groupware product that is finally catching on. | Business, general | John R. Wilke |
| Lotus net rises 40% on one-time gain while operating earnings plunge 66%. (Lotus Development Corp., 3rd qtr, FY 1992) | Business, general | John R. Wilke |
| Lotus, Philips plan to develop hybrid phones; joint venture would make instruments that have computer capabilities. (Lotus Development Corp., Philips Electronics N.V.) | Business, general | John R. Wilke |
| Lotus predicts lagging results for 2nd quarter: software maker is hit hard by price competition: stock takes 23% dive. (Lotus Development Corp.) | Business, general | John R. Wilke |
| Major computer companies struggled with weak revenue growth in 3rd period. (Industry Overview) | Business, general | John R. Wilke |
| Palmer faces big challenge at Digital. (DEC CEO Robert B. Palmer) (Computers) | Business, general | John R. Wilke |
| Parallel computing finds mainstream uses. (supercomputers) (Technology) | Business, general | John R. Wilke |
| PC giants' price war hurts tiny makers. (Industry Overview) | Business, general | John R. Wilke |
| Prime Computer has plan to go public, halve its debt and shed computer unit. | Business, general | John R. Wilke |
| Prime Computer plans offering to pay part of $570 million owed to Shearson. | Business, general | John R. Wilke |
| Sequoia Systems remains haunted by phantom sales; finger-pointing, restatements follow overzealous booking of orders. (Sequoia Systems Inc.) (Company Profile) | Business, general | John R. Wilke |
| Shearson's quarterly charge may grow with plunge in Computervision shares. (Shearson Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc.) | Business, general | John R. Wilke, Randall Smith |
| Supercomputers manage holiday stock. (Retailing) | Business, general | John R. Wilke |
| Technology. (Column) | Business, general | John R. Wilke |
| Technology. (Column) | Business, general | John R. Wilke |
| Viewlogic expects to post sharp rise in first-period net. (Viewlogic Systems Inc.) | Business, general | John R. Wilke |
| Wang Labs pays workers early, fueling talk. (Wang Laboratories Inc. may file for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection) | Business, general | William M. Bulkeley, John R. Wilke |
| Wang Labs won't receive IBM infusion; position complicates effort by minicomputer firm to shore up finances. | Business, general | John R. Wilke |
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