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  2005 Lenovo-IBM PC Deal [1p.5n]
updated: 2009-11-24

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Chairman of China's Lenovo Group Ltd. Yang Yuanqing, right, and Chief Executive Officer Steve Ward attend an annual general meeting in Hong Kong Tuesday, Aug. 9, 2005. Lenovo will give investors their first look at how it is handling the daunting task of integrating International Business Machines Corp.'s (IBM) former personal computer business when it issues its fiscal first-quarter results on Wednesday. click to open
Chairman of China's Lenovo Group Ltd. Yang Yuanqing, right, and Chief Executive Officer Steve Ward attend an annual general meeting in Hong Kong Tuesday Aug. 9, 2005. Lenovo will give investors their first look at how it is handling the daunting task of integrating International Business Machines Corp.'s (IBM) former personal computer business when it issues its fiscal first-quarter results on Wednesday. click to open
Chairman of China's Lenovo Group Ltd. Yang Yuanqing, left, and Chief Executive Officer Steve Ward attend an annual general meeting in Hong Kong Tuesday Aug. 9, 2005. Lenovo will give investors their first look at how it is handling the daunting task of integrating International Business Machines Corp.'s (IBM) former personal computer business when it issues its fiscal first-quarter results on Wednesday. click to open
A Chinese man tests a Lenovo desktop at a computer shop in Shanghai August 9, 2005. Integration issues will take centre stage on Wednesday for Lenovo Group Ltd., as China's top personal computer maker releases its first quarterly results since its landmark purchase of IBM's PC business. Lenovo completed its $1.25 billion purchase of the IBM unit in May, in a deal that created the world's third-largest PC maker after Dell and Hewlett-Packard. click to open
A customer looks at Lenovo computers in a department store in Beijing Thursday March 24, 2005. Chinese computer maker Lenovo on Thursday refused to comment on reports that several U.S. private equity firms are close to buying stakes in the company worth a total US$350 million (Euro 270 million). click to open


 
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