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Quote of the day: Sun's money ain't funny
June 24, 2005 Sun Microsystems CEO Scott McNealy lets loose about quirks in accounting guidelines that he says conflict with cash-flow reality.Image: Open-source DB from Sun?
February 4, 2005 At Sun Microsystems' annual analyst meeting, CEO Scott McNealy floats the idea.Sun chiefs collect bonuses despite missed targets
August 4, 2005 Scott McNealy and cohorts get generous bonuses after the company reports an 85 percent fall in quarterly income.McNealy--apres moi, you'll be bored silly
April 25, 2006 CNET News.com's Charles Cooper says he'll miss the former Sun CEO's straight-talking ways.Live from San Francisco, Scott McNealy
May 19, 2006 It was comedy hour at JavaOne, as Sun's chairman laid out his Letterman-style "Top 10 best things about not being CEO." Video: McNealy hams it upMcNealy tees off at Symantec event
May 9, 2006 Sun chairman takes swings at Symantec customers, literally, and talks up green technologies for data centers.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.Scott McNealy far from retired
October 17, 2007 Former Sun CEO is racking more frequent-flier miles now as chairman, traveling the world to meet with customers and tout Sun's virtues.McNealy steps down at Sun
April 24, 2006 Jonathan Schwartz takes over as CEO from Scott McNealy, who stays on as chairman as the company grapples with profitability.McNealy--an engineer's witty patron
April 25, 2006 Known as much for his wit as his business acumen, Sun's outgoing CEO backed his engineers until it hurt.Sun changing course on Itanium plans--again
November 18, 2004 Sun doesn't want to bring its Solaris operating sytem to Intel's Itanium chip. This week.Sun revenue up, but loss widens
January 24, 2006 The server maker's revenue climbs 17 percent, but its net loss widens and it misses revenue expectations.This week in the wild, wild Web
December 10, 2004 At Oracle OpenWorld, Sun CEO Scott McNealy inadvertently illustrates how easy it is to fall for a high-tech hoax.Old Sun management once stalled Project Orion
March 1, 2006 Former execs were risk-averse to Sun's server software pricing. That pricing is now central to company strategy.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.New Sun CEO a millionaire--and then some
April 27, 2006 Jonathan Schwartz stands to get $3 million in cash per year and plenty of stock as Sun's new top executive.Linux-loving McNealy dons penguin outfit
February 8, 2002 In a move to erase doubts about the sincerity of Sun Microsystems' move to embrace Linux, CEO Scott McNealy took the stage at the company's annual meeting wearing a penguin suit.Doerr, McNealy offer tech solutions to global warming
November 16, 2006 Sun Microsystems' Chairman Scott McNealy and tech investment guru John Doerr speak about potential remedies to the problem.Sun's chiefs on the hot seat
April 25, 2006 Scott McNealy sees glory days ahead for new CEO Jonathan Schwartz, who's made a steady ascent.Like father, like Sun
March 6, 2006 Scott McNealy's server ads resemble those his father oversaw a generation earlier hawking cars for American Motors. Photos: Ads by McNealy and son
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