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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.Lenovo to expand beyond China
January 6, 2005 China's PC giant and IBM are developing plans to export Lenovo's product lines around the world once the merger is complete.Photos: First convertible ThinkPad
June 3, 2005 Coming on Monday: the first computer released by China's Lenovo Group following its purchase of IBM's PC business.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.New Lenovo takes shape
March 3, 2005 The company, which is buying IBM's PC business, aims to become a giant that can compete globally with Dell and HP.IBM-Lenovo deal clears potential block
January 10, 2005 Big Blue's plan to sell PC business to Lenovo receives pass from the Federal Trade Commission.ThinkPad returns to retail
November 3, 2005 Popular laptop is gearing up for its return to retail, starting with a partnership between manufacturer Lenovo and Office Depot.Lenovo to tweak ThinkPad name
March 21, 2005 CEO-designate Stephen Ward sheds light on a branding touch-up. Also: From Hong Kong to New York.Lenovo buy gets green light from Washington
March 9, 2005 Chinese PC maker passes a national security review of IBM deal. Now it has to take on Dell.IBM-Lenovo deal said to get national security review
January 24, 2005 Could Chinese ownership of Big Blue's PC business lead to industrial espionage? A federal review board is looking into the possibility.China's Haier eyes U.S. living rooms
January 22, 2008 The mini-fridge maker wants to make it big in TVs and lifestyle products, and why not? It's got friends in the NBA and at Macy's and RealNetworks.Photos: From fridges to upscale phonesLenovo joins chip-buying superpowers
July 7, 2005 IBM PC heir Lenovo joins the top 10, just behind Toshiba, in iSuppli's latest semiconductor spending analysis.Lenovo smear is grossly unfair
April 4, 2006 Endpoint Technologies president Roger L. Kay says xenophobia is factor in accusations against Chinese-founded PC maker.Lenovo wrestles back top PC spot in Asia
July 22, 2005 Strong showing was partly due to Lenovo's acquisition of IBM's PC business, analysts say.Lenovo cuts jobs in restructuring push
March 16, 2006 About 1,000 jobs will be eliminated as the company streamlines sales and marketing.Lenovo announces new wide-screen ThinkPads
September 13, 2005 Among other features, the new notebooks will use a magnesium alloy frame to help the devices recover in case they're dropped.Lenovo mulls separate PC brand for India
June 14, 2005 Company says it will continue to push ThinkPad and ThinkCentre in India, but execs say a less-expensive product lineup is possible.Are commie cybersnoops watching us?
May 26, 2006 CNET News.com's Charles Cooper says the latest row over Lenovo speaks volumes about how politics can trump common sense.Lenovo touts notebooks, Olympics push
January 5, 2006 First IBM was the tech company behind the Olympics. Then Samsung. Now it's Lenovo's turn.First ThinkPad tablet set for debut
June 3, 2005 Lenovo will launch convertible version of its X41 notebook, CNET News.com has learned. Will the product propel tablet sales? Photos: First convertible ThinkPad
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