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Flexing a super (computing) muscle
January 28, 2008 The U.S. remains No. 1 in the world in high-performance computing, but IBM's Dave Turek examines whether it can maintain its current domination.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 phonesIBM-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.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-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.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.IBM appears close to PC deal
December 7, 2004 China's Lenovo says it is well along in discussions toward a "very substantial" pact--seen as a joint venture with Big Blue.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.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.IBM passes PC torch to Lenovo
December 9, 2004 Big Blue's $1.75 billion deal with China's top PC maker creates an unlikely pairing that could be a tough sell.Big Blue news a sign of PC market's graying temples
December 3, 2004 news analysis Sale of IBM's PC unit would be latest example of move toward consolidation as market reaches maturity.PC shipments surge in third quarter
October 15, 2003 Worldwide PC shipments show double-digit increases, boosting the fortunes of manufacturers such as Dell, which retained its market share crown.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.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-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 PCsIBM-Lenovo deal up for extended review
January 28, 2005 Federal government's Committee on Foreign Investments in the United States is taking the option for an extended review of the deal.Lenovo's Best Buy deal may attract 'normal folk'
April 11, 2006 Retail stores are an increasing part of PC maker's strategy to move past IBM's enterprise customers. Video: New Lenovo ThinkPadPC market surged in 2005, will settle in 2006
January 18, 2006 More than 208 million PCs were shipped in 2005--a new record; but the growth will slow down a bit next year.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.Dell trails IBM, HP in server satisfaction
November 2, 2005 Server customers say things are getting a little testy on the 1-800 Dell line.
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