IBM announces first quarter of revenue growth after almost six years - and 22 quarters - of straight decline
Finally!
They'll be dancing on the streets of Armonk, New York tonight!
IBM has finally filed a quarter of increased revenues after 22 quarters of declining turnover. The company attributed stronger than expected growth in cloud computing and demand for IT security software...
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