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Lenovo completes buy of IBM's PC business
May 1, 2005 The $1.75 billion deal creates the world's third-largest PC maker, trailing only Dell and Hewlett-Packard in sales.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.Lenovo revenue dips; IBM customers wary
February 4, 2005 At $807.7 million, Chinese PC company's earnings slightly lower than last year's. After merger, will the IBM-loyal shop around?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.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.Lenovo-branded PCs to make U.S. debut
February 22, 2006 After its purchase of IBM's PC business, Lenovo will use its own brand on a new line of desktops and notebooks.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.Age of computing: The PC turns 25
August 7, 2006 special report As IBM made the business world take notice, a young man named Dell was just getting started.Best Buy to stock shelves with ThinkPads
April 11, 2006 Several Lenovo PCs, including ThinkPad notebooks, are headed for the retailer, CNET News.com has learned.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 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.One year later, Lenovo looks for second act
May 1, 2006 Having reorganized after buying IBM's PC business, Lenovo plots its next moves at home and abroad.Lenovo 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 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.Apple saw PC lead evaporate
August 10, 2001 Apple welcomed IBM to the fledgling industry in 1981, but that welcome turned out to be an invitation for IBM to become synonymous with the PC and relegate Apple to a niche player.Lenovo-brand PCs aim to Think for less
February 23, 2006 First Lenovo-branded PCs to appear stateside follow lead of IBM's ThinkPad design philosophy--for much less. Photos: The first Lenovo-branded PCsWhat 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.Lenovo adds desktops to retail strategy
January 20, 2006 ThinkPad notebooks, ThinkCentre desktops return to retail stores in hopes of capturing small-business customers, consumers.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.Lawmakers raise heat on Lenovo deal
January 26, 2005 Congressional representatives say Treasury Department needs more time to examine security implications of IBM selling off PC business.
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