The Wall Street Journal Western Edition 1992 Paul B. Carroll - Abstracts

The Wall Street Journal Western Edition 1992 Paul B. Carroll
TitleSubjectAuthors
Ambitious start for a computer research group. (Interval Research Corp.)Business, generalPaul B. Carroll
A restless loner on a custom bike: it's HAL on wheels; Steve Roberts works and lives in 'dataspace', operating a chain drive mainframe. (consultant and author lives and works on a computer-equipped bicycle)Business, generalPaul B. Carroll
Conrades of IBM, demoted last fall, says he'll retire. (George Conrades to retire as senior vice president)Business, generalPaul B. Carroll
Culture shock: story of an IBM unit that split off shows difficulties of change; Lexmark officials felt adrift after buy-out but pared red tape - and payroll; a hint of Big Blue's problems. (Lexmark International Inc.) (Company Profile)Business, generalPaul B. Carroll
IBM, a bit late, introduces tape storage library.Business, generalPaul B. Carroll
IBM and Apple tap executive in joint venture: Guglielmi to head key unit despite mixed results in software at Big Blue. (IBM Vice President Joseph Guglielmi)Business, generalPaul B. Carroll
IBM announces minicomputer line with more power. (Product Announcement)Business, generalPaul B. Carroll
IBM, in shift, to sell clone of PC in Europe.Business, generalPaul B. Carroll
IBM is getting off to a quick start in pen-based PCs.Business, generalPaul B. Carroll
IBM is offering workers prizes to hawk OS/2. (OS/2, IBM's new operating system) (Computers)Business, generalPaul B. Carroll
IBM is said to be in talks for Northgate. (IBM may buy Northgate Computer Systems Inc.)Business, generalPaul B. Carroll
IBM is selling rest of Rolm to Siemens AG.Business, generalPaul B. Carroll
IBM makes several mainframe models available early, bolstering sales hopes. (mainframe computers) (Product Announcement)Business, generalPaul B. Carroll
IBM official says company won't sell clones, as suggested by other executives.Business, generalPaul B. Carroll
IBM plans to cut 4,500 positions from marketing. (Technology & Science)Business, generalPaul B. Carroll
IBM's Akers expects 1991 base pay to be cut 40% to less than $1.6 million. (Chairman John F. Akers)Business, generalPaul B. Carroll
IBM scenario for succession grows murky: as one top official leaves, Akers may be looking at younger executives. (Chairman John F. Akers)Business, generalPaul B. Carroll
IBM sets up extensive bonus program for 1992 in bid to motivate employees.Business, generalPaul B. Carroll
IBM's first true notebook computer to be launched, industry sources say. (Technology)Business, generalPaul B. Carroll
IBM's net income for the first quarter hit high end of analysts' expectations.Business, generalPaul B. Carroll
IBM's outlook for '92 remains cloudy after 4th-quarter loss of $1.38 billion.Business, generalPaul B. Carroll
IBM, Time Warner discuss a technology and media mix. (computer company may merge data-transmission technology with entertainment company's video systems) (Technology)Business, generalJohnnie L. Roberts, Paul B. Carroll
IBM to introduce in February a series of more powerful AS/400 computers.Business, generalPaul B. Carroll
IBM to introduce various models of workstations. (IBM RS/6000 workstations) (Product Announcement)Business, generalPaul B. Carroll
IBM to unveil a more flexible way to network: peer-to-peer approach lets any computer in system manage the data traffic.Business, generalPaul B. Carroll
IBM will test selling its PCs by mail order.Business, generalPaul B. Carroll
Smart sets: age of interactive TV may be nearing as IBM and Warner talk deal; viewers could dial a show, then shift pieces about or create own replays; a commercial just for you.Business, generalJohnnie L. Roberts, Paul B. Carroll, Patrick M. Reilly
Unisys nears favorable pact with its banks.Business, generalSteven Lipin, Paul B. Carroll
Unisys shares jump on gain in 4th period. (Unisys Corp.)Business, generalPaul B. Carroll
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