One of the most talked about potential computer deals of the year finally happened: Taiwanese computer maker Acer Inc. is set to pay $710 million for Irvine-based Gateway Inc.’s business selling ...

Gateway, the famous cow-spotted PC brand of the ‘90s and early 2000s, is reentering the modern computer world with a brand-new line of laptops. According to an announcement released this morning, the ...

Irvine’s Gateway Inc. is getting used to its new Taiwanese parent, No. 3 PC maker Acer Inc. “There’s been a lot of back and forth,” Gateway Chief Executive Ed Coleman said. “It’s going to take some ...

Gateway’s cows are going global. Gateway Inc., the struggling Irvine-based personal computer maker, agreed Monday to be acquired by Taiwan’s Acer Inc. for $710 million in cash. The company is best ...

The long-dormant, cow-spotted Gateway brand has been resurrected with a new line of laptops and tablets at Walmart, years after the once-dominant South Dakota-born company floundered and was acquired ...

Computer manufacturer Gateway Inc. said Monday that it would eliminate 1,900 jobs and close 80 retail stores by the end of this month in its latest effort to stem red ink. The cuts represent about 17% ...

(Gateway, Inc., Irvine, CA) A PC manufacturer founded in 1985 by Ted Waitt and Mike Hammond. Originally located in Sioux City, South Dakota, Gateway first sold peripherals to owners of Texas ...

For much of its first 15 years, Gateway Inc. was the popular and whimsical PC vendor of America’s heartland, complete with cute black-and-white-cow-themed shipping boxes and humorous magazine ...

SIOUX CITY, Iowa — Mike Hammond, who co-founded computer maker Gateway in an Iowa farmhouse in 1985 and helped turn it into an American success story by shipping PCs straight to customers in boxes ...

Gateway Inc. is recalling 14,000 batteries used in its notebook PCs after four customers reported that their computers had overheated, a similar condition to the massive battery recall that swept the ...

SIOUX CITY, Iowa — Mike Hammond, who co-founded computer maker Gateway in an Iowa farmhouse in 1985 and helped turn it into an American success story by shipping PCs straight to customers in boxes ...