news analysis In announcing its plan to acquire tiny eMachines, the much larger Gateway is acknowledging its own deteriorating performance in the PC marketplace. Although Gateway employs many more ...

Gateway said Thursday that it has completed its acquisition of low-cost retail PC leader eMachines, a move that will take the company further from its roots as a direct computer specialist. Poway, ...

SAN DIEGO -- In its latest attempt to find profits in the notoriously low-margin personal computer business, Gateway Inc. will buy privately held eMachines Inc. in a deal valued at $235 million. The ...

Struggling computer and consumer electronics maker Gateway Inc. announced yesterday that it is acquiring rival computer maker eMachines Inc. for $30 million and 50 million shares of stock in a deal ...

Gateway plans to acquire rival eMachines in a bid to regain its footing in the PC game and broaden the distribution of its Gateway-branded consumer electronics devices at retail. The Poway, ...

Money-losing Gateway Inc. said Friday that it would acquire privately held EMachines Inc. in a cash and stock deal valued at $266 million, creating the country’s third-largest computer maker. The deal ...

Poway, Calif. — Gateway CEO Ted Waitt is viewing his decision to buy eMachines as the answer to several of his company’s most pressing problems, primarily returning to profitability and increasing the ...

With rumors swirling that it will be acquired as the PC industry continues to consolidate, Gateway said Friday it had rejected an unsolicited bid to buy its retail operations for US$450 million.

news analysis In announcing its plan to acquire tiny eMachines, the much larger Gateway is acknowledging its own deteriorating performance in the PC marketplace. Although Gateway employs many more ...

EMachines founder Lap Shun “John” Hui has offered $450 million to buy Irvine-based Gateway Inc.’s business selling computers through stores. Gateway’s shares closed up more than 13% Wednesday on the ...

Gateway Inc. plans to acquire eMachines Inc. for about $200 million to bolster its shrinking PC revenue while it pursues the consumer electronics market, the companies announced Friday. The deal will ...

eSpeaks’ Corey Noles talks with Rob Israch, President of Tipalti, about what it means to lead with Global-First Finance and how companies can build scalable, compliant operations in an increasingly ...