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Kumar resignation poses challenge for CA
April 21, 2004 roundup Sanjay Kumar steps down from his posts of chairman and CEO at Computer Associates, raising tough leadership questions for a company roiled by an investigation into its financial practices.Swainson steps into CEO role at CA
February 9, 2005 The former IBM exec who was named CEO-elect of the troubled company last year replaces interim chief Kenneth Cron.Seeking focus, CA will mothball some products
February 16, 2005 Instead of trying to maintain a portfolio of 1,000 products, firm will focus on 300 or 400 in security, systems management.Trying to turn the page at CA
April 21, 2004 CNET News.com's Mike Ricciuti says Computer Associates' new chief executive will need tools to get beyond the software maker's turbulent history.Computer Associates reorg spotlights security
April 5, 2005 "The CA brand is tarnished," the software maker's chief executive says, as the company shuffles management and product groups.CA to cut 5 percent of work force
September 29, 2004 The planned elimination of 800 jobs is part of a restructuring plan that will cost $40 million, the troubled firm says.CA deflates Kumar's golden parachute
July 30, 2004 The former chief executive lost more than his job when he resigned from the troubled company.CA names interim CEO, restates revenue
April 26, 2004 Computer Associates International board member Kenneth Cron takes the reins as interim CEO, and the company announces that it prematurely booked $2.2 billion in revenue during 2000 and 2001.Kumar out as chief executive at CA
April 21, 2004 Sanjay Kumar steps down as chairman and CEO of the software maker, as the company comes to grips with charges of financial impropriety.Taking the broom to CA's legacy
February 21, 2005 Brought in from IBM to clean up a royal mess, new CEO John Swainson looks to the future.CA taps ex-IBM exec as its next chief
November 23, 2004 After tumultuous year dominated by accounting scandal, software maker turns to former WebSphere head.Former CA chief indicted; company reaches accord
September 22, 2004 update Former CEO Sanjay Kumar is indicted as Computer Associates agrees to a $225 million settlement in an ongoing accounting probe.CA's CEO-elect mixes it up
January 24, 2005 In first management move, John Swainson creates autonomous product groups, shuffles top executives, eyes more acquisitions.CA shifts focus to product strategy
May 24, 2004 Following a year marred by accounting woes, Computer Associates at its customer conference emphasizes its product vision, one that focuses on more-unified suites of management software.CA to buy Netegrity for $430 million
October 6, 2004 The smaller firm's technology will help strengthen Computer Associates International's ability to provide network access tools, it says.Utility software company takes new tack
September 4, 2003 Ejasent decides to adopt an "if you can't beat 'em, join 'em" strategy and to start partnering with larger, established companies with utility-computing efforts in place.Former CA chief Kumar pleads guilty to fraud
April 24, 2006 Admits to charges of financial fraud, obstruction of justice, perjury. Awaits September sentencing.Former CA exec Kumar sentenced to 12 years
November 2, 2006 update Guilty plea on charges of accounting fraud and conspiracy leads to prison time and $8 million fine for former CEO.Accounting options: A new tech order
July 30, 2002 Technology companies fighting against changes in how stock options are expensed are battling the Federal Reserve Board, the U.S. Congress, investors and, now, each other.Document shows SCO prepped lawsuit against BofA
March 5, 2004 The company, which claims that parts of Unix have been illegally put into Linux, confirms it has landed three licensees including CA. Plus: BoA was considered for first lawsuits.
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