Logitech sales surge as locked-down families, workers stay connected

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Big jump in sales of computer products during its fourth quarter.

Logitech sales surge as locked-down families, workers stay connected
Logitech International reported a big jump in sales of computer products during its fourth quarter on Tuesday as more people worked from home and families turned to technology to keep in touch during the coronavirus crisis. Demand for video collaboration products boomed during the three months ...

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