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Week in review: Teaming up against Google
February 1, 2008 Microsoft offers to buy struggling Yahoo for $44.6 billion to better compete against Google. Also: Vista's one-year anniversary.HP's hard line means layoffs, partner squeeze
July 19, 2005 PC and printer giant cuts 14,500 jobs in major restructuring and aims to crack the whip on distributors.HP to slash approximately 15,000 jobs
July 17, 2005 IT, sales and services are among areas to be hit hard, though the sweeping cuts will be felt throughout the company, a source says.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.Analysts expect massive HP layoffs
May 20, 2005 Thousands of jobs are projected to be cut after new chief Mark Hurd weighs in on earnings.Oracle to PeopleSoft: The pink slip's in the mail
January 14, 2005 Thousands of PeopleSoft workers await termination letters via express mail--a cold and unusual way to handle layoffs, experts say.PeopleSoft begins merger-related cuts
October 2, 2003 The enterprise software maker has initiated previously announced job reductions related to its $1.8 billion acquisition of rival J.D. Edwards.Changing of the guard at Sun
April 26, 2006 Scott McNealy hands the CEO reins to Jonathan Schwartz as the company faces market challenges and skeptical investors.HP gears up for layoffs, reorg
July 14, 2005 The computing giant may decide to cut up to 15,000 jobs and reorganize management this weekend, CNET News.com has learned.HP printing out 14,500 pink slips
July 19, 2005 Sales and support workers are hardest hit under restructuring plan intended to save $1.9 billion annually.Sun: Same song, second verse?
April 26, 2006 McNealy, Schwartz are cast from same mold, but some expect new CEO to begin layoffs his predecessor avoided.Intel to ax 1,000 managers
July 13, 2006 And more layoffs could be coming, as CEO Paul Otellini takes steps to make the chipmaker more competitive.Sun to slash thousands of jobs
May 31, 2006 Struggling workstation and server maker said it will cut between 4,000 to 5,000 employees over the next six months.Mandriva co-founder ousted from Linux firm
March 16, 2006 Gael Duval loses his job after disappointing financial quarter; exec plans to start again with open-source software.Ex-Sun exec lambasts Sun's late layoffs
April 10, 2006 John Shoemaker says job cuts "too little, too late" and criticizes executive moves; Sun says changes are coming.Week in review: McNealy's sunset
April 28, 2006 Two Silicon Valley CEOs announce dramatic company structure changes in bids to become more competitive.Veritas: Layoffs will be limited
January 20, 2005 The merger with Symantec will mainly have an impact on back-office operations, executives say.Sun settles with Microsoft, announces layoffs
April 2, 2004 update The deal dictates that Microsoft must make $1.95 billion in payments to Sun, which separately says it will cut 3,300 jobs, as its losses mount.The new strategy under the Sun
September 19, 2003 CEO Scott McNealy discusses his company's attempts to outdo Microsoft and IBM, as well as his attitude toward open source and Sun's latest round of layoffs.Siebel, Oracle workers express merger jitters
September 12, 2005 Oracle's acquisition of Siebel Systems wasn't a big surprise for employees of either company, yet some appeared a bit rattled arriving for work Monday morning.
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