ENDICOTT – The Endicott History and Heritage Center had special holiday hours on Saturday, giving local residents, visiting family members and students on break from school a chance to learn more ...

In Hitler's Germany, it's said, the trains to the death camps ran on time. What goes unsaid is why they worked so efficiently, transporting Jews between ghettos and concentration camps on a tight ...

The company known as International Business Machines turns 100 years old today, and it's been one hell of a ride. In the dynamic American economy, not many companies make it this long -- much less ...

Like any efficiency-driven organization, the Nazis were big on technology. It wasn't just to order and track office supplies--they had to keep track of all the Jews in concentration camps. And to do ...

The technology sector historically was a terrible place for investors to look for dividend stocks. With so much capital needed to invest in cutting-edge products, most tech companies are stingy with ...

International Business Machines (NYSE: IBM) is a stable technology company. As a result, IBM’s dividend history is long, and it has shown steady growth. For a short time, even Warren Buffett invested ...

IBM shares fell sharply Wednesday after the company reported its 20th quarter of declining revenue, and earnings that were worse than analysts expected. Profits have been eroding for years as ...

[Updated on Jan. 27 with comment from IBM after fifth paragraph and on Jan. 26 at bottom of post. Click here to read a follow-up post.] I’ve been hearing since before Christmas about Project Chrome, ...

The Electronic Frontier Foundation is bringing light to what it calls a “stupefyingly mundane” patent on e-mail technology, given not to a patent troll hiding in a small office but to one of the world ...

IBM turns 100, but it's been a bumpy ride. Here are 15 moments in the company's history that changed it forever. Andrew Nusca is the editor of SmartPlanet and an associate editor at ZDNet. He has ...

The tech giant pioneered dividends with technology companies, but recent history has been troubling. Recently, though, IBM has run into business challenges. That hasn't stopped the company from ...