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Here’s a tale of two PC titans: HP (HPQ) and Dell (DELL). One executes well every quarter. The other doesn’t. Both see big PC upgrade cycles ahead. Both are looking to ride a bump in enterprise spending courtesy of Windows 7. Full Article at Seeking Alpha
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HP, considered a bellwether in the technology sector, reported 8.4 percent drop in revenue in the quarter. The results For the period ended Oct. 31, HP reported an income of $2.41 billion as compared to $2.11 billion from the year-earlier period. Full Article at The Money Times
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Mark Hurd, chairman, CEO and president of HP speaks at the Fortune Brainstorm Tech conference in Pasadena, California July 24, 2009. View Photo »
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Asia was strong for us overall. We saw a strong China again -- 20 percent growth as a company in China -- and we saw solid improvement across the rest of Asia as well, perhaps with the exception of Japan
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SAN FRANCISCO — One area where Hewlett-Packard Co. is expanding aggressively is computer networking, the home turf of market leader Cisco Systems Inc. Full Article at Simple Thoughts
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PC sales in the fourth quarter ended Oct. 31 were $9.86 billion, a 12 percent drop from a year earlier and a 17 percent increase from the previous three months, Hewlett-Packard said today in a statement. Full Article at Bloomberg.com
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Services delivered a solid quarter for HP, generating $8.9 billion in revenue. Full Article at eWeek
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Mark Hurd, chairman, CEO and president of HP speaks at the Fortune Brainstorm Tech conference in Pasadena, California July 24, 2009. View Photo »
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Mark Hurd is a bit focused on hitting numbers on a quarterly basis, and some of the things he’s done, people in Europe find quite amazing ... The layoffs are a concern because what you’re buying is tremendous expertise.
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Hewlett-Packard on Monday reported strong fourth quarter earnings that helped lift profits for the entire year, but revenue drops across its hardware and software lines. HP Chairman and CEO Mark Hurd said the company should show strong gains next year. Full Article at Channel Web
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The Palo Alto, Calif.-based firm reported a quarterly profit of $2.4 billion, or 99 cents per share, compared with a profit of $2.1 billion or 84 cents per share a year earlier. Full Article at International Business Times
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Asia was strong for us overall. We saw a strong China again -- 20 percent growth as a company in China -- and we saw solid improvement across the rest of Asia as well, perhaps with the exception of Japan
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Mark Hurd is a bit focused on hitting numbers on a quarterly basis, and some of the things he’s done, people in Europe find quite amazing ... The layoffs are a concern because what you’re buying is tremendous expertise.
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Asia was strong for us overall. We saw a strong China again -- 20 percent growth as a company in China -- and we saw solid improvement across the rest of Asia as well, perhaps with the exception of Japan
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Solid execution drove exceptional performance for HP this quarter, fueled by significant growth in China
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