The Aircraft Carrier Hewlett-Packard Begins Its Turn (Video)

The turnaround process is about 10 percent to 15 percent complete, CEO Meg Whitman says. That leaves a lot of turning yet to do.
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Another Big Miss for Dell’s Outlook; Shares Tank

Despite promising a transformation toward more profitable enterprise-centric businesses, Dell is having a hard time showing any progress.
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Intel Once Again Beats the Street

Intel showed Wall Street what it’s made of — again — reporting earnings that topped expectations.
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Chip Earnings Looking Chipper, Sterne Agee Says

Quarterly earnings reports get under way tomorrow with Intel. Sterne Agee analyst Vijay Rakesh likes what he sees.
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Seven Questions for Steve Felice, Chief Commercial Officer of Dell

PCs still amount to about half of Dell’s business. But there’s another way to look at the company — from the point of view of its enterprise business.
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Did PC Sales Just Bounce Off the Bottom? Not Quite.

After the second-worst year in the history of the PC industry, PC shipments grew slightly worldwide, but that growth depended on where you looked.
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HP and Oracle: I Know You Are but What Am I?

The squabbling tech giants each ask a California judge take their side in a bitter fight over the Itanium chip.
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How Will PCs Sales Grow in 2012? Sloooooowly.

A bad economy, Thailand flooding and — let’s just say it — the iPad, continue to pack a wallop on the global PC market.
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HP CEO Whitman Earned One Dollar Plus $16 Million in 2011

CEO Meg Whitman may have taken only a one-dollar salary upon taking the job. But her stock-based compensation totaled more than $16 million last year.
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2011 Was the Second-Worst Year for U.S. PC Sales in History, Except at Apple

At least someone had a good year.
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Hewlett-Packard Dons Its Ultrabook Suit

Apple Results Fall Short of Consensus