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November 20, 2003IBM debuts software for age-related disabilities
October 3, 2005 Free programs, including one that magnifies Web text, are designed to accommodate older workers on the job.IBM downsizes U.S. layoff plans
July 29, 2004 A source says internal efforts will leave 1,000 fewer U.S. workers without jobs this year.IBM to hire even more new workers
August 12, 2004 By the end of the year, the computing giant plans to have its biggest headcount since 1991.IBM shareholders voice concerns
April 27, 2004 At its annual meeting, shareholders call on Big Blue to review plans to hire workers overseas. Also: The company raises its dividend 12.5 percent.Consulting unit cost Big Blue big bucks
August 19, 2003 The price IBM paid for PricewaterhouseCoopers' consulting business is hundreds of millions of dollars more than the $3.5 billion estimated last year.IBM to reach unwired workers
May 20, 2003 Big Blue is set to unveil a Web-based messaging product aimed at giving "deskless" workers access to corporate e-mail.IBM comes out on top in age discrimination suit
August 7, 2006 Federal appeals court's ruling allows Big Blue to avoid paying costly settlement.IBM's Lotus targets e-mail holdouts
November 5, 2003 New additions to company's Workplace line of business software include products that are aimed at workers who don't use PCs much on the job.Report: IBM to ship work overseas
December 16, 2003 Big Blue declines to comment on a report that it plans to move the work of as many as 4,730 programmers to India, China and elsewhere.IBM expands WebSphere's portal tools
May 4, 2004 New WebSphere tools for grabbing data from human resources systems and other back-end applications are meant to improve formal and improvised collaboration.Jury clears IBM in toxics trial
February 27, 2004 The verdict hands a significant victory to the computer industry, which for years has been dogged with allegations of unsafe working conditions in plants.IT firms take heat for 'sweatshop' labor
January 27, 2004 A U.K.-based nonprofit says workers in developing countries who make computer components for companies such as IBM, Dell and HP are suffering "dire working conditions."Corporate search needs to heed workers, Google exec says
April 24, 2006 Focusing on what worker wants rather than on pleasing tech specialists would spur tool sales, Google's Girouard says.Home-networking lab to study remote workers
February 10, 2004 Set to begin in May, the Internet Home Alliance's four-month research project is aimed at discerning the "ideal" physical work environment.IBM unveils software for real-time data backup
August 26, 2005 Big Blue's product is designed to let workers automatically and continuously back up data to PCs and laptops.Labor group: Techs tops at courting foreign workers
January 27, 2005 Labor group claims tech firms pursued the most green cards for foreign-born workers last year.IBM warms to social networking
October 3, 2006 Can MySpace show IBM how to sell collaboration software? Lotus GM Michael Rhodin thinks so.Cancer victims go to court against IBM
November 3, 2003 Lawyers are set to begin arguments this week in a landmark legal case that seeks to hold IBM responsible for alleged toxic chemical poisoning of employees at its manufacturing plants.IBM tacks blogs to Workplace
July 13, 2005 Company will add blogging capabilities to the next version of its collaboration and development software.
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