Updated Apr. 30, 2012 at 8:11 a.m.
IBM in transition
Not only are hundreds of IBMers in the Triangle area to be transferred to Toshiba as part of the "point of sale" deal, the profits will be used to fund what Big Blue's CFO describes as "workforce transformation and productivity initiatives."...
Look for IBM to use 'point of sale' deal to fund more job cuts
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IBM in transition
Not only are hundreds of IBMers in the Triangle area to be transferred to Toshiba as part of the "point of sale" deal, the profits will be used to fund what Big Blue's CFO describes as "workforce transformation and productivity initiatives."...
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