(This story was updated to include Ranadive's title in the headline). By Aaron Ricadela Meg Whitman, Chad Hurley, Tom Siebel and a passel of Golden State Warriors joined more than...
By Peter Burrows After Sarbanes-Oxley became the law of the land in 2002, there was hand-wringing over whether public companies would be able to keep great directors on their boards....
By Aaron Ricadela Silicon Valley is putting on the ritz for Romney. Hewlett-Packard CEO Meg Whitman is among the tech luminaries hosting a fundraising dinner for Republican presidential candidate Mitt...
Dell, Hewlett-Packard Co. and other customers of Intel remain cautious about end-user demand, but the chipmaker says things are finally looking up. Santa Clara (Calif.)-based Intel on Aug. 28 said...
Is Hewlett-Packard dragging its feet on helping clean up the environment? Protesters from Greenpeace think so. Several scaled walls at the company's Palo Alto (Calif.) corporate headquarters early July 21,...
A post I wrote yesterday for sister blog Blogspotting... Last week, BusinessWeek’s tech team got a visit from Phil McKinney, the CTO of HP’s personal systems group. As we were...
By launching a second version of its MediaSmart Windows Home Server, Hewlett-Packard gets my award for persistence in the face of adversity. I gave the original server a favorable review...
Remember the brouhaha a couple of years ago when Sony took the heat for failing to tell consumers immediately about a problem with its notebook pc batteries? The electronics giants...
The bad news keeps coming for America's workers. Hewlett-Packard announced Sept. 15 it plans to slash 24,600 jobs, or 7.5% of its global work force, in the next three years...
Computing giant Hewlett-Packard, chipmaker Intel and Web concern Yahoo said today they have teamed up on cloud computing. If you’re unfamiliar with the phrase, perhaps you ought to go back...
Judging from Hewlett-Packard CEO Mark Hurd's conference call this morning, ably reported by Between the Lines' Larry Dignan, HP's $14 billion purchase of Electronic Data Systems is all about cutting...
With the big exception of that pretexting scandal in 2006, Hewlett-Packard has kept a remarkably low profile under CEO Mark Hurd. That may be about to change shortly, as the...
In the wake of the HP leaks probe scandal, Chairman Patricia Dunn is now leaving the board entirely--not surprising, given her central role in the mess. Looks like HP senior...
Until now, Hewlett-Packard CEO Mark Hurd has been squarely in the eye of the hurricane that is the HP leak probe--you know, that place in the middle of the storm...
That's what I'm thinking in a commentary I just wrote, anyway. I don't want to lard onto the HP mess too much significance. But while HP's poorly controlled leak probe...
It just never seems to end. And I'm not so sure this morning's board changes will call the government dogs off HP....
Having reported these past few days on the mess surrounding HP's investigation into board leaks to the press, I--like most others--am dissatisfied with the extent of HP's response. While the...
I just wonder what Bill and Dave would have thought of this....
What will Jeff Bezos think of next? On the heels of its data storage service announced last March, Amazon.com this morning introduced a limited test version of an online computing...
I don't have any inside scoop on whether the talk of HP and private equity firms teaming up to buy CSC is correct. But I wonder if HP and its...
The late Lew Platt heard the siren song. So did former HP CEO Carly Fiorina. I'm talking about the obvious potential for HP to tie its many businesses together to...
Now there's a place people can go to learn about two truly great men, and the admirable way of doing business they came up with.
Should today's earnings news be thought of as "Carly's Last Laugh?"
...the board of Hewlett-Packard. That's not a sentence I would have forseen myself writing, given some of the nonsense that's gone on in Palo Alto in recent years. But yesterday,...
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