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Gateway: From PC powerhouse to buyout bargain
August 28, 2007 Suitors once offered $7 billion for Gateway, but after a decade of missteps and bad luck, the company is snapped up for a modest $710 million.Legal costs lead to Gateway loss
April 27, 2006 Retail sales increased, but legal settlement and weakness of professional business drag on earnings.Gateway completes eMachines buy
March 11, 2004 With the closing of the deal, Gateway founder Ted Waitt is passing his chief executive duties to eMachines CEO Wayne Inouye.Gateway founder drops stake by 15 percent
October 5, 2005 Ted Waitt has pared down his stake in the PC maker this year--a contrast to the previous four years, when he sold no shares.Gateway reports loss, announces layoffs
April 30, 2004 The PC maker will lay off 1,500 by the end of 2004 as part of its bid to return to profitability next year.Gateway CEO Inouye resigns
February 9, 2006 update Wayne Inouye steps down abruptly after the company's mixed returns for the fourth quarter.Analyst: HP should price Gateway
February 11, 2005 Under the right circumstances, HP might seek to buy Gateway, according to speculation in a new report.Gateway fills out postmerger executive ranks
March 26, 2004 The PC maker, which closed its merger with eMachines on March 11, appoints 13 senior vice presidents--seven from eMachines and six from Gateway--who will report to CEO Wayne Inouye.Gateway to cut more jobs
March 2, 2004 Another 1,000 or so positions will be eliminated, going by remarks from a Gateway exec. But the layoffs aren't related to its buy of eMachines, the PC maker says--though it's tight-lipped on that d...Gateway makes bid for rival eMachines
January 30, 2004 The struggling company sees in eMachines' retail success story an opportunity to expand its PC market share and add new distribution channels for consumer electronics gear.Former Gateway CEO, two others charged with fraud
November 14, 2003 The Securities and Exchange Commission files fraud charges against former chief executive Jeff Weitzen, former chief financial officer John Todd and former controller Robert Manza.Gateway gets a new CEO--again
September 7, 2006 The PC maker practically changes chief executives like Italy used to swap prime ministers.At DigitalLife, a gadget bonanza
September 28, 2007 The New York tech show gets started with a number of product debuts, including Gateway's latest all-in-one PC.Gateway widens its loss
July 23, 2004 PC maker posts $339 million loss. But executives say that thanks to a deal with Best Buy, better times are ahead.Gateway could cut work force by half
April 21, 2004 Pressing to turn a profit, new management is evaluating a number of scenarios, including simplifying its product lines and eliminating up to 2,000 workers, CNET News.com has learned.Putting the sparkle back into Gateway
July 27, 2004 Freshly minted CEO Wayne Inouye spells out his plans for reviving the company's flagging fortunes.Gateway tries Platinum on for size
March 29, 2006 The PC maker is planning to expand a new premium brand as it looks for more profitable configurations.Ted Waitt leaves Gateway board
May 19, 2005 Gateway chairman resigned Thursday from the company's board to pursue philanthropic and business interests.Gambling with Gateway
February 26, 2004 CNET News.com's Michael Kanellos says that fear is a great motivator, which is part of the reason Gateway remains one of the more interesting computer companies to watch.
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