Hurd on the street, leaving HP less saucy
Mark Hurd, 53-year-old boss of the world’s largest computer company, is stepping aside due to what appear to be... Read more
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Mark Hurd, 53-year-old boss of the world’s largest computer company, is stepping aside due to what appear to be... Read more
7 August, 2010...annual technology conference at the Grand Hyatt Hotel here. Zander said the
...HP's day of reckoning arrivesTue 19 Mar: Shareholders vote on the
...decision. We believe ISS has missed the point -- we believe that the
As payback for his outspoken and vehement opposition to the
The Hewlett-Packard chief executive on how her company plans to take on Dell, and whether innovation in IT really is dead Read more
27 July, 2003 by Charles CooperSenior managers in the UK for the merged HP/Compaq will be drawn from both camps, the company said yesterday, with Compaq executives just outnumbering their former competitors Read more
24 May, 2002 by Matt LoneyThere could be a muted recovery in the tech sector this autumn, according to HP, but the computing giant does not see any meaningful improvement until 2003 Read more
15 May, 2002 by Stephen ShanklandNow that Hewlett-Packard has Compaq on its team, the computing giant expects to extend its lead in PC printers and push its imaging business in new directions Read more
15 May, 2002 by David BeckerHewlett-Packard and Compaq are now legally a single entity; now all the new company has to do is sort out its conflicting product lines. A ZDNet UK News Focus Read more
7 May, 2002 by ZDNet UKWalter Hewlett's campaign against the megamerger gets a boost as a Delaware judge allows the dissident director to pursue his vote-related lawsuit against Hewlett-Packard Read more
9 April, 2002 by Michael KanellosThe choice of top 150 executives for the merged company indicate that Compaq people will reign over Intel-based servers and notebooks while HP phases out its own competing products Read more
4 April, 2002 by Ian FriedHewlett-Packard had planned to renominate the son of its founder to the board - until he filed his lawsuit alleging systematic deception of shareholders Read more
3 April, 2002 by Ian FriedIf the mega-merger goes through, it's highly likely that Hewlett-Packard will adopt many of Compaq's product-line names and computer designs as its own Read more
11 March, 2002 by Michael KanellosIf the
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