News: International Business Machines Corp (IBM)
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Fri, May 17 2013
Bloomberg appoints former IBM chief to advise on data issues
NEW YORK, May 17 - Bloomberg LP appointed former IBM Chairman and CEO Samuel Palmisano as an independent adviser on security and data issues, as the company seeks to address customers' concerns about possible breaches in the confidentiality of their usage data.
Buffett says he won't sell shares of IBM: CNBC
NEW YORK - Berkshire Hathaway chairman and chief executive Warren Buffett said that he would not sell shares of IBM Corp., even as the company missed earnings expectations last month.
UPDATE 1-Buffett says he won't sell shares of IBM - CNBC
NEW YORK, May 3 - Berkshire Hathaway chairman and chief executive Warren Buffett said that he would not sell shares of IBM Corp., even as the company missed earnings expectations last month.
Buffett says he won't sell shares of IBM - CNBC
NEW YORK, May 3 - Berkshire Hathaway chairman and chief executive Warren Buffett said that he would not sell shares of IBM Corp., even as the company missed earnings expectations last month.
Hong Kong shares slip from 7-week high, China tepid after weak PMIs
* Shanghai Comp closes below 200-day MA for 1st time since Dec 24
Market Chatter-Corporate finance press digest
May 2 - The following corporate finance-related stories were reported by media on Thursday:
Hong Kong shares slide after soft China manfacturing data
* Commodities slide as Shanghai copper prices fall sharply
Market Chatter-Corporate finance press digest
May 2 - The following corporate finance-related stories were reported by media on Thursday:
IBM, Lenovo call off server deal talks: report
SAN FRANCISCO - IBM and Lenovo have called off negotiations over a multibillion-dollar deal in which the Chinese company would have bought Big Blue's low-end server business, Fortune magazine cited unidentified sources as saying on Wednesday.
IBM, Lenovo call off server deal talks -report
SAN FRANCISCO, May 1 - IBM and Lenovo have called off negotiations over a multibillion-dollar deal in which the Chinese company would have bought Big Blue's low-end server business, Fortune magazine cited unidentified sources as saying on Wednesday.
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Press Releases
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- IBM Unveils New Software to Enable Mainframe Applications on Cloud, Mobile Devices
- IBM PureFlex and SmartCloud Entry Allow Zetark to Help Customers Deploy Clouds Quickly
- Big Data Helps City of Dublin Improve its Public Bus Transportation Network and Reduce Congestion
- IBM Cited as a Leader in Business Consulting Services Worldwide
- IBM helps transform Thames Water using Big Data Analytics in preparation for future growth
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- UCB and IBM Collaborate to Personalize Care for Epilepsy Patients
- Southern Denmark Tackles Heart Disease with IBM Big Data Analytics Program
- Catalan Institute of Health Engages IBM for Care Coordination
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