This company hired former LBJ attorney general Nic
This company hired former LBJ attorney general Nicholas Katzenbach to lead its thirteen-year defense of antitrust charges. This company's production efficiency doubled in 1924 with the invention of the Carroll Rotary Press.  In a 2001 book, Edwin Black asserted that this company provided special help to the Nazis. It dates its legal formation to Charles Flint's 1911 merger that created CTR, and it was long led by Thomas Watson and his son. In 1944, its six-year partnership with Harvard researchers resulted in the building of the ASCC or Mark I. The first forerunner of this company was Herman Hollerith's firm that helped calculate the 1890 US Census. In 1981, this co-developer of the OS/2 operating system introduced a model using the 8088 processor, the Personal Computer. FTP, name this "Big Blue" manufacturer which long dominated the mainframe market.
This company hired former LBJ attorney general Nicholas Katzenbach to lead its thirteen-year defense of antitrust charges.
IBM [or International Business Machines]