Lenovo, founded in 1984 with the equivalent of $25,000, has swelled to become a manufacturer valued at $8.4 billion, helped by takeovers including International Business Machines Corp.’s PC unit in 2005. Photographer: Daniel Acker/Bloomberg
Lenovo, founded in 1984 with the equivalent of $25,000, has swelled to become a manufacturer valued at $8.4 billion, helped by takeovers including International Business Machines Corp.’s PC unit in 2005. Photographer: Daniel Acker/Bloomberg
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