Software Chief Sees a Recovery of Some Losses From Scandal
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CA Inc. expects to recover some of the money it lost in an accounting scandal, the chief executive, John Swainson, said.
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The Securities and Exchange Commission chairman said the commission would consider making modest changes to regulations adopted after a wave of corporate scandals.
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Two Senate committees asked whether there was more Congress could do to clean up the options backdating scandal and rein in soaring executive pay.
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CEO Carly Fiorina says problem that dented last quarter's financial results is a thing of the past.
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Progress Software said yesterday that it would restate previous financial results because of errors in stock-based compensation.
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The new CEO may want to shed non-strategic parts of the business.
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Rather than rapping knuckles after abuse is uncovered, chairman William H. Donaldson wants the SEC staff to work with and get to know Wall Street well enough to get the jump on problems before  investors lose money.
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Jon Oltsik cautions that the simmering discontent within the IT community over insecure software is about to boil over.
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Software giant's deal with Sun has raised some questions.
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Microsoft chief provides a few more details on company's effort to build a set of services in the Internet cloud.
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NEW YORK - Avoiding any mention of the accounting scandal that has rocked Computer Associates International Inc. (CA), interim Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Kenneth Cron used his keynote speech at the opening of TechXNY Tuesday to place the company at the center of the trend toward on-demand computing.
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TORONTO, Nov. 11 -- The chairman of the newspaper industry's circulation-auditing body said Thursday that the organization would work to repair its image, tarnished by circulation scandals over the past year at four large U.S. newspapers.
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Microsoft CEO says he believes the situation has improved greatly and can only get better.
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A strategic update on the software giant's business is due Thursday, but analysts aren't expecting a repeat ofv surprises dished up last year.
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Software vendors need automated tools that look for bugs in their code, but it may be a decade before many of those tools are mature and widely used, said the former director of cybersecurity for the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS).
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Analysts speculate that the software giant will focus on the low end of the market, at least initially.
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Turnaround from record loss is not right around the corner.