Gateway's Coleman to step down in January
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Gateway CEO Ed Coleman will resign from his position at the end of January, clearing the way for Acer&#39;s top executive in the Americas to take the helm, the Taiwanese company said Friday.Acer completed its US$170 million acquisition of Gateway in October. Coleman, who served as CEO of Gateway since 2006, oversaw the start of efforts to integrate the U.S. company with its new owner. However, the completion of those efforts will be the responsibility of Rudi Schmidleithner, head of Acer&#39;s Pan-America Organization, who will take charge of Gateway at the end of January.Acer announced Coleman&#39;s departure in a brief statement that thanked him for his contributions during the transition period that followed the acquisition announcement in August. The statement said Coleman made the decision to leave the company, but did not offer a specific reason.Gateway now&#160;operates as a subsidiary of Acer and maintains its own PC brand, which is well known in the U.S.
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The U.S. General Services Administration has a new CIO: Casey Coleman, who had been serving in the post in an acting capacity and replaces Mike Carleton. He took a similar job at the Department of Health and Human Services.
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The head of VNU's largest unit, which monitors television watching and Internet use, has resigned to seek the top spot at another company, the world's top research group said on Friday.
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IRVINE, Calif. - Shares in Gateway Inc., the third-largest personal computer maker in the United States, rose 5 percent in midday trading Friday, a day after the company named a new chief executive.  On Thursday, Gateway announced that J. Edward Coleman will become CEO starting Sept. 18.
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Rudi Schmidleithner, head of Acer's Pan-America Organization, will take charge of Gateway at the end of January.
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Bob Harlan will delay his retirement as the Green Bay Packers' chief executive officer because hand-picked successor John Jones is taking a leave for personal reasons. The Packers announced Saturday that Jones is taking an indefinite leave of absence from the team because of "management concerns."
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Gateway CEO will resign at the end of January, clearing the way for Acer's top executive in the Americas to take the helm.
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Hewlett-Packard Chairwoman Patricia Dunn will step down in January and be succeeded by CEO Mark Hurd
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The head of Cisco's service provider business, who was once seen as a possible successor to the CEO, is leaving the company.
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Cognos this week announced that Andrew Cahill, who was a senior vice president at the company, has been reassigned to other duties at Cognos after being indicted by the U.S. Department of Justice in connection with activities at his previous employer.
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Gateway Inc. GTW.N on Thursday   named 30-year technology industry veteran J. Edward Coleman to   lead the computer maker as it seeks to win back market share   from larger rivals Dell Inc. DELL.O and Hewlett-Packard Co.   HPQ.N.
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The head of Microsoft's Business Division is leaving the company, to be replaced by former Juniper Networks COO Stephen Elop in September.
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By The San Diego Union-Tribune  Sep. 6--The former owner of eMachines said yesterday he is reviewing his  options since Gateway rejected his $450 million offer to buy its retail  operations.   Lap Shun "John" Hui made the bid Aug. 23 to buy Gateway's retail  business.
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Marv Levy is preparing to step down as Buffalo Bills general manager, according to numerous reports Sunday.
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The Homeland Security Department official in charge of protecting the nation's physical and computer infrastructure is stepping down at the end of the month in the latest in a string of departures at the department's struggling cyber-security division.
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Ian Paisley will step down as moderator of the Free Presbyterian Moderator in January.
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SAN JOSE, Calif. -- Hewlett-Packard Co. said Tuesday that Patricia Dunn will step down as chairwoman of the computer and printer maker in January amid a widening scandal involving a possibly illegal probe into media leaks. She will be succeeded by CEO Mark Hurd.