A recent study has revealed that left-handed entrepreneurs are linked to success, innovation and higher returns for companies ...

Gerstner, whose contract expires on March 1 when he turns 60, will remain chairman through the end of 2002. He is credited with turning the computer maker around in the 1990s. Palmisano has been ...

Under pressure to break-up IBM, Gerstner instead went against the tide of expectation and kept IBM in one piece. He went on to make IBM more competitive by announcing downsizing and a new vision for ...

It all adds up to a company that is doing better than it has in a while, if not quite going gangbusters. Former IBM CEO Lou ...

As part of the latest Viewpoints Executive Breakfast Series, WSJ's Alan Murray talks to former IBM CEO, Louis V. Gerstner Jr., about what he would like to see President-elect Barack Obama do.

"Jerry York played a very important role during the early days of the IBM transformation," Gerstner said in a statement. "He was an extraordinary analytical executive. He demanded deep, insightful ...

Tushman, M., ed. "Leadership, Culture, and Change: Lou Gerstner, IBM." Boston, MA: Harvard Business School, 2003. Video. (Tape #10019 (for HBS use only). An edited ...

Well-known investor Brad Gerstner recently told CNBC that he had bought Nvidia (NVDA) stock. As reasons for the decision, Gerstner cited very strong demand for GPU chips and President Donald Trump ...

In 1963, IBM CEO Thomas J. Watson published A Business ... By 1994, when Louis V. Gerstner Jr. headed the company, he orchestrated an epic turnaround, putting shareholder value and customer ...

Altimeter Capital's Brad Gerstner says he bought shares of Nvidia due to confidence in future semiconductor demand. Markets are messy—but the right setups can still deliver triple-digit gains.