Mainframe Computers News
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BMC Software Inc., a Houston-based software maker that abandoned a sale last year after failing to find a buyer, was sued by an investor over its plans to be taken private.
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CA Technologies Inc., the maker of software for mainframe computers, fell the most in six months after the company’s annual forecast missed estimates and it announced plans to cut 1,200 jobs.
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BMC Software Inc. agreed to be taken private in a $6.9 billion deal by Bain Capital LLC and Golden Gate Capital after struggling to compete with newcomers better equipped to handle the shift toward cloud computing.
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BMC Software Inc. agreed to be taken private in a $6.9 billion deal by Bain Capital LLC and Golden Gate Capital after struggling to compete with newcomers better equipped to handle the shift toward cloud computing.
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Japanese shares fell, with the Topix Index retreating from a 4 1/2 year high, as earnings reports from Shiseido Co. and Advantest Corp. disappointed investors. The gauge extended declines after the Bank of Japan repeated its pledge to double the monetary base in two years.
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International Business Machines Corp. , the world’s biggest provider of computer services, is being investigated by the European Union over claims it abused its dominant position in the market for mainframe computers.
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International Business Machines Corp. offered to resolve a European Union investigation into claims the company blocked competition from rival providers of maintenance services for mainframe computers.
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Three companies are dropping European Union antitrust complaints against International Business Machines Corp. over its mainframe computers.
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Wall Street banks setting up bond sales for U.S. states and cities would be required to tell public officials about potentially costly risks and conflicts of interest in the deals under proposed rules.
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International Business Machines Corp., the biggest computer services provider, settled a European Union antitrust probe into conduct that may have hindered rival mainframe-software makers.
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