| The Wall Street Journal Western Edition 1992 Michael W. Miller |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
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| American Express dismisses top aide in move tied to firing of IBM executive. (Richard Smith, senior vice president at American Express Co., John Hall, sales executive at International Business Machines Corp.) | Business, general | Michael W. Miller |
| Apple, IBM pick Goldhaber to head multimedia project. (A. Nathaniel Goldhaber to run Kaleida Inc.)(Who's News) | Business, general | Michael W. Miller |
| A story of the type that turns heads in computer circles; digital smiley faces are used in e-mail conversations by the lateral-minded. (includes related article on emotive symbols)(electronic mail) | Business, general | Michael W. Miller |
| At hard-hit IBM, Akers faces criticism but is likely to stay. (Chairman John Akers) | Business, general | Michael W. Miller, Laurence Hooper |
| Computer issues may have further to fall. (stock market) (Heard on the Street) | Business, general | Michael W. Miller, John R. Dorfman |
| Data tap: patient's records are treasure trove for budding industry: doctors' and pharmacies' files are gathered and mined for use by drug makers; firms say names are deleted. | Business, general | Michael W. Miller |
| Debate mounts over disclosure of driver data. (personal information distributed by government agencies) (Information Age) | Business, general | Michael W. Miller |
| High-tech hysteria grips U.S.; Skylab? No, Michelangelo: a celebrity computer virus creates hype and profits; a vaccine called PC-cillin. | Business, general | Michael W. Miller |
| Historians crusade to preserve 'E-mail.' (electronic mail) | Business, general | Michael W. Miller |
| IBM calls on two ex-officers two help in crisis; company says the return of Cassani and Rizzo is not a slap to Akers. (ex-Vice Chairmen Kaspar Cassani and Paul Rizzo; current Chairman and CEO John F. Akers) | Business, general | Michael W. Miller, Laurence Hooper |
| IBM commits more than $100 million on venture to relay video, other data. (consumer data transmission service utilizing cable television technology) | Business, general | Michael W. Miller |
| IBM cutbacks fail to impress the street. (stock prices fall) (Heard on the Street) | Business, general | Michael W. Miller, Laurence Hooper |
| IBM plans huge cutback, sets $2.1 billion write-off; computer giant also raises buy-out cost estimate as worker exodus grows. (layoffs) | Business, general | Michael W. Miller, Laurence Hooper |
| IBM prices new PCs to recapture market. (PS/ValuePoint microcomputers) (Marketplace) (Product Announcement) | Business, general | Michael W. Miller |
| IBM promotes five executives, sparking talk. ( new senior vice presidents seen as possible successors for Chairman John Akers) | Business, general | Michael W. Miller |
| IBM's Grabe quits as exodus at top expands. (William O. Grabe)(Who's Who) | Business, general | Michael W. Miller |
| IBM shares fall 11% as firm says it will cut 25,000 jobs and may trim dividend; pretax charge of $6 billion expected in 4th period; mainframe woes mount. | Business, general | Michael W. Miller, Laurence Hooper |
| IBM shares fall further as analysts and computer experts urge more cuts. | Business, general | Michael W. Miller |
| IBM's Lautenbach says he will retire, tightening up race to succeed Akers. (Terry Lautenbach, retiring Chairman John Akers) | Business, general | Michael W. Miller |
| IBM's new PCs for home stress sobriety, not cuddly look of old. (PS/1 microcomputers) (Technology & Health) | Business, general | Michael W. Miller |
| IBM sues to silence former employee. (Peter Bonyhard) | Business, general | Michael W. Miller |
| IBM's Watson offers personal view of the company's recent difficulties. (Thomas J. Watson Jr.) | Business, general | Michael W. Miller |
| IBM targets $500 million in chip sales to outsiders, reversing longtime ban. (Technology) | Business, general | Michael W. Miller |
| IBM, to reposition PS/2 as 'premium,' emphasizes service on updated models. (PS/2 76 microcomputer) (Product Announcement) | Business, general | Michael W. Miller |
| IBM to resell PC server made by small firm. (Parallan Computer Corp.'s 295) | Business, general | Michael W. Miller |
| IBM, Toshiba, Siemens form venture to develop DRAMs for next century. (Toshiba Corp., Siemens AG; dynamic random access memory chips) (Technology) | Business, general | Michael W. Miller, Laurence Hooper |
| IBM to weigh big new round of cost cutting; special board meeting set to consider asset sales, work force reductions. | Business, general | Michael W. Miller, Laurence Hooper |
| Large IBM shipment of OS/2 software heightens competition with Microsoft. (OS/2 operating system) | Business, general | Michael W. Miller |
| 'Michelangelo' virus scare ends in an anticlimax. (Technology & Health) | Business, general | Michael W. Miller |
| Microsoft to pay a patent fee in IBM accord. (will pay one-time fee, IBM to pay royalties on Microsoft code in OS/2) | Business, general | Michael W. Miller |
| Moody's strips triple-A rating off IBM debt: computer maker's grade drops by two notches; firm's stock, bonds slip. (Moody's Investors Service Inc.) | Business, general | Michael W. Miller |
| Race to develop HDTV narrows to five plans. (High-Definition Television) | Business, general | Michael W. Miller |
| S&P lists IBM for possible cut in credit rating; stock plummets on reports big charges may come; air-traffic job at risk. (Standard & Poor's Corp.) | Business, general | Michael W. Miller, Bruce Ingersoll |
| Talking about portables: a roundtable discussion about present usage - and futuristic fantasies. (The Wall Street Journal Reports: Technology)(supplement) (Panel Discussion) | Business, general | Michael W. Miller |
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