Most recent
-
Guardian Professional,
21 Aug 2014:
Corporate social responsibility is increasingly important to international companies operating in China, but it must be real commitment and not a cynical marketing ploy
-
20 Jul 2014:
Murky allegations in the Far East may have taken attention away from what might be revealed in Glaxo's second-quarter figures
-
4 Jul 2014:
IBM's near real-time Wimbledon data is powered by county tennis players from across the UK, patiently recording the dynamics of every serve, slice and volley. By Ami Sedghi
-
12 Jun 2014:
PM says Australia should consider following the American model after visiting an IBM-backed college in New York
-
2 Mar 2014: Heidi Moore: The anatomy of a layoff – by way of crashing message-board servers – reveals the powerlessness of company towns in the 2014 economy
-
2 Feb 2014:
When the Mac was launched, 30 years ago, it brought a splash of colour to the grey world of computing, writes John Naughton
-
19 Nov 2013:
Other lives: Devoted family man who spent his working life at IBM
-
17 Nov 2013:
Apple asked users to upgrade to Mavericks and millions of the devout obeyed – but was it a good idea, asks John Naughton
-
Guardian Professional,
12 Nov 2013:
It's hard to escape the corporate bubble, which is why some companies are looking outside of their business models
-
14 Jul 2013:
A play about the Kasparov-Deep Blue chess battle is a spectacle, but Maxine Peake's performance of Shelley's poetic response to Peterloo is sensational, writes Michael Billington
-
8 Jul 2013:
The championship featured in 2,000 tweets per minute at peak, but tweets for female players were dwarfed by Murray's triumphant performance. By Siraj Datoo
-
30 Jun 2013:
John Roycroft writes: James Martin was a charismatic speaker at an IBM conference
-
Video
(1min 41sec),
1 May 2013:
Researchers used a scanning tunnelling microscope to move thousands of carbon monoxide molecules to make a short animation depicting a stick boy playing with his pet atom
-
24 Jan 2013: Investors untroubled by triple dip recession fears as analyst attributes rally to UK easing and government bond sales
-
24 Jan 2013:
Amazon 1-Click 'should never have been awarded' and Apple's pinch-and-zoom 'questionable' says man who changed software industry in 1968. By Charles Arthur
1-15 of 91 for IBM
;