IBM

Endicott residents may continue to boast that they live in the "Birthplace of IBM" but soon the company will have no physical presence in the village.

The heavy equipment has been hauled away from what had been the once-beautiful IBM Country Club complex east of Endicott.

IBM executives are accused of working to force out older workers as part of an ongoing effort to deal with growing competition.

A reporter and author plans to talk about the business connections between IBM's Thomas Watson and Nazi Germany in a presentation at Binghamton University.

IBM inaugurated a major change in the way we typed when it introduced the "typeball" in July, 1961. It was highly successful and propelled the Selectric typewriter to the front of sales in America, eventually capturing 75% of the typewriter market ...

The Western Broome Environmental Stakeholders Coalition is offering updates on the study of the health of former IBM Endicott workers in connection with chemical contamination in the area of the former IBM plant.  The update describes the progress on the study of overal mortality, cancer incidents and birth defects among the offspring of former workers...