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International Business Machines Corp. Chief Executive Officer Ginni Rometty, facing more skeptical investors after the company missed quarterly earnings estimates for the first time in eight years, said she remains confident about reaching long-term profit goals.
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International Business Machines Corp., the biggest computer-services company, boosted its dividend 12 percent and approved $5 billion in stock buybacks, rewarding investors after a disappointing earnings report.
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International Business Machines Corp. reassigned the head of its hardware division to a new role, a person familiar with the matter said, making a change after a 17 percent drop in the division’s sales last quarter.
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International Business Machines Corp. is planning more acquisitions to fuel growth in its $22.5 billion software business, Senior Vice President Steve Mills said in an interview.
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The Los Angeles Lakers’ hiring of Mike D’Antoni as coach indicates Kobe Bryant’s influence with team management is waning, said Steve Mills, a former president of Madison Square Garden sports.
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The hiring of Mike D’Antoni as coach of the Los Angeles Lakers shows that Kobe Bryant’s influence with team management is waning, said Steve Mills, a former president of Madison Square Garden sports.
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The New York Knicks may be better off if they let Jeremy Lin sign with Houston instead of matching the Rockets’ offer for the point guard, sports executives said.
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International Business Machines Corp. , angling to reap more than 5 percent of its revenue from cloud computing by 2015, is introducing new ways for customers to run business software inside its data centers.
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National Basketball Association players say team owners, who contend they lost a combined $300 million last season, don’t seem motivated to end a lockout that threatens cancellation of the 2011-12 season.
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National Basketball Association players, who three days ago fired the leader of their union, need to pinpoint what they want from the next executive director before selecting that person, agent Arn Tellem said.
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