IBM Statement on Privacy Shield Review
IBM today expressed its support for a positive result in the first annual review of Privacy Shield, a deal vital to both the EU and US economies.
A Cyber-secure Europe: What the New EU Strategy Needs to Deliver
IBM cybersecurity policy expert Nick Coleman outlines priority objectives for the EU's newly unveiled Cyber Security Strategy.
IBM and a Century of American Investment
For more than 100 years, IBM’s story has been deeply linked to major milestones in American history. Our U.S. investments have led to groundbreaking innovations, from helping send men to the moon on the Apollo missions or creating first-of-their-kind cognitive systems that are helping the US lead the fight against cancer, disease, and epidemics. IBM’s […]
IBM Applauds Defeat of Texas Bathroom Bill Legislation
IBM today commended the Texas legislature for adjourning its Special Session without having passed discriminatory bathroom bills.
The tech industry is evolving, it’s about time hiring evolved with it
IBM talent expert Sam Ladah on why the tech industry must shift mindsets on skills and recruiting in order to close America's skills gap.
IBM Comments on U.S. Review of Trade Agreements
IBM today published comments submitted to the Trump Administration on ways that smart trade policy has opened critical markets to American innovations.
IBM and the Case for Tax Reform
IBM tax policy expert Linda Evans on reforms that are essential to helping US companies compete more effectively on the global market.
IBM Statement on Texas State Senate’s Passage of Discriminatory “Bathroom Bill”
Austin, TX – IBM (NYSE: IBM) today issued the following statement on the Texas State Senate’s passage of a discriminatory “bathroom bill:” “IBM is disappointed that the Texas Senate passed SB 3, the discriminatory ‘bathroom bill’ that would negatively impact Texas as a preferred destination for investment and jobs. This bill hurts IBM’s ability to […]
IBM’s Message to Employees on Texas Bathroom Bills
IBM SVP of HR Diane Gherson today outlined IBM's opposition to proposed bathroom bills in Texas, citing negative impacts on communities and the workforce.