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IBM, Lenovo server deal gets final clearance from US regulators(Natalie Gagliordi/ZDNet)

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IBM, Lenovo server deal gets final clearance from US regulators

IBM, Lenovo server deal gets final clearance from US regulators  —  Summary: The Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States approved the $2.3 billion sale of IBM’s x86 server business to Chinese PC maker Lenovo.  —  IBM received good news from the Committee on Foreign Investment

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