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This week in IBM news
December 10, 2004 Big Blue tips the balance of power by essentially bowing out of the PC business, handing the reins to China's Lenovo.Palmisano memo outlines reason for IBM sale
December 8, 2004 Firm's CEO says PCs are too much like consumer electronics, and that Big Blue's focus lies elsewhere.Lenovo's next chief looks to the future
December 9, 2004 Stephen Ward, general manager of IBM's Personal Systems Group, will lead the way as the new Lenovo sets its sights outside China.IBM tops expectations for fourth quarter
January 15, 2004 Big Blue's profits top analysts' expectations by 6 cents, thanks to higher sales of services, PCs, servers--and software.Photo: Say hello to the ThinkPad X41
June 6, 2005 At TechEd 2005, Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer shows off first Lenovo offering since its purchase of IBM's PC business.Dell's Rollins: Unfazed by iPod, IBM
January 18, 2005 CEO sees little cause for concern from Apple's "one-product wonder" and Big Blue's "waving the white flag."Lenovo maps merger plans for Asia
March 21, 2005 Australia-based IBM executive reporting to soon-to-be Lenovo CEO Stephen Ward will lead Asia-Pacific operations.IBM sells PC group to Lenovo
December 8, 2004 update Big Blue to take 18.9 percent stake in Lenovo in $1.75 billion deal joining radically different companies. Method to Palmisano's madness A tough sellAre sharks circling HP?
February 9, 2005 Competitors will try to use uncertainty to win customers from HP, analysts predict. It's not yet clear whether they will succeed.Week in review: Big Blue bids adieu to PCs
December 10, 2004 IBM tips the balance of power by essentially bowing out of the PC business, handing the reins to China's Lenovo.Rollins to take up the reins at Dell
July 15, 2004 The PC maker's No. 2 becomes its top executive as founder Michael Dell steps aside as CEO.Year in review: The PC chugs on
December 19, 2005 Fading of the PC is predicted often, but low prices and emerging nations helped this year's sales beat expectations.Lenovo's CEO replaced by Dell exec
December 21, 2005 After less than a year on the job, Steve Ward steps down. His replacement is a Dell executive for Asia.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.Commentary: IBM's on-demand strategy goes beyond IT
November 14, 2003 One year on, the vision's much clearer, and 320,000 employees are energized to win the business transformation and data center deals that ensure Big Blue's future.Sony to announce makeover plans
September 12, 2005 CEO Howard Stringer to reveal the next phase of "Project Nippon," which likely will include personnel shifts at Sony Group.HP combines printer, PC units
January 14, 2005 Union of the two groups is designed to help get products to market more quickly, tech giant says.What was your first computer?
February 13, 2006 On the anniversary of the ENIAC unveiling, we asked industry pros to reminisce about their first computers. Tell us about yours.Hurd offers just a glimpse of HP strategy
September 7, 2005 At a meeting with investors in New York, Hewlett-Packard CEO Mark Hurd presented a broad overview of HP's mission.Microsoft eyes cookie-cutter approach to services
July 11, 2005 Software giant is designing "standardized" managed services in its bid to get a leg up over IBM Global Services.
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