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Gateway finds new spot on retail shelves
December 20, 2004 Computer maker signs up Circuit City to sell its notebooks and desktops starting next month.Gateway turns off the TV
July 21, 2005 Merger with eMachines and closure of Gateway stores had a lot to do with the decision, analysts say.Gateway: From PC powerhouse to buyout bargain
August 28, 2007 Suitors once offered $7 billion for Gateway, but after a decade of missteps and bad luck, the company is snapped up for a modest $710 million.Wal-Mart makes room for thin TVs
March 15, 2004 The retailing giant is in the midst of expanding its selection of LCD TVs, plasma TVs and other types of digital sets.Gateway TVs win starring role in Vegas
January 8, 2004 The PC maker will supply 7,000 TVs to developer Wynn Resorts for a new hotel, a deal that bolsters Gateway's relatively new effort to change itself into a consumer electronics brand.Gateway could cut work force by half
April 21, 2004 Pressing to turn a profit, new management is evaluating a number of scenarios, including simplifying its product lines and eliminating up to 2,000 workers, CNET News.com has learned.Gateway debuts wide-screen TV
October 30, 2003 The company continues its foray into consumer electronics, unveiling a rear-projection television with a 56-inch screen.Gateway takes a shot at digital cameras
August 28, 2003 The company launches four Gateway-branded digital cameras, its latest effort to establish itself as a household name in consumer electronics.PC makers eye consumer electronics all over again
September 22, 2004 Dell, Gateway and HP are making another run at consumer electronics for the 2004 holiday season.Losses continue for Gateway
October 24, 2003 The hardware maker misses analysts' expectations by a penny and reports a net loss of 20 cents a share. Revenue was slightly higher than estimates.Gateway to go global again with eMachines merger
March 1, 2004 The PC maker, which left overseas markets in 2001, says eMachines will provide new distribution channels in Britain and Japan, as well as stateside. But will Gateway's namesake stores become obsolete?Gateway mulls new California headquarters
March 31, 2004 The computing company is looking to relocate its main office to southern Orange County, as it meshes its employees and culture with those of the newly acquired eMachines.Gateway returns to PC roots
July 16, 2004 Company discontinues many consumer electronics lines to focus on PCs--and profitability.Gateway makes bid for rival eMachines
January 30, 2004 The struggling company sees in eMachines' retail success story an opportunity to expand its PC market share and add new distribution channels for consumer electronics gear.Gateway gets behind the camera
September 29, 2003 The PC maker unveils a new miniature camcorder, the Gateway DV-S20 Pocket Multi-Cam, which takes its place in a wider effort to tap the consumer electronics market.Gateway completes eMachines buy
March 11, 2004 With the closing of the deal, Gateway founder Ted Waitt is passing his chief executive duties to eMachines CEO Wayne Inouye.Gateway to cut more jobs
March 2, 2004 Another 1,000 or so positions will be eliminated, going by remarks from a Gateway exec. But the layoffs aren't related to its buy of eMachines, the PC maker says--though it's tight-lipped on that d...Gateway widens its loss
July 23, 2004 PC maker posts $339 million loss. But executives say that thanks to a deal with Best Buy, better times are ahead.Gateway increases quarterly revenue expectations
June 15, 2004 The PC maker is touting higher-than-expected sales to consumers and businesses.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.
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