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Therese Poletti's Tech Tales: H-P investors ignore dour view on Wall Street
As Hewlett-Packard Co. prepares to post quarterly results on Wednesday, disappointing results from Dell Inc.
Hewlett-Packard Stock Rating Reaffirmed by RBC Capital
's stock had its "sector perform" rating reaffirmed by RBC Capital in a research note issued on Monday, StockRatingsNetwork reports.
Earnings Preview: PC slump hangs over HP's 2Q
Hewlett-Packard's latest quarterly results will show how badly the deteriorating personal computer market damaged the company while CEO Meg Whitman tries to expand into more profitable areas of technology.
George Packer: Can Silicon Valley embrace politics?
In 1978, the year that I graduated from high school, in Palo Alto, the name Silicon Valley was not in use beyond a small group of tech cognoscenti.
HP's New Products and NetDocuments' App Marketplace
Hewlett-Packard Co. on May 6 announced new printers, personal computers, and a new scanner, all designed to help small and midsized law firms improve productivity and increase their connectivity and NetDocuments announced an apps marketplace and the new version 13.2 of its web-based document management system.
Cassidy: Nikola Tesla fan Dorrian Porter turns to Kickstarter to place a statute in Silicon Valley
When I first heard about Dorrian Porter's plan to raise $123,000 to honor inventor Nikola Tesla by erecting a statue of him in Silicon Valley, I had one thought: That's kind of kooky.
Apple CEO to Propose Tax Reform for Corporate Cash Outside U.S.
Apple Inc., which holds $102 billion in cash and investments outside the U.S., will suggest changes to corporate-tax laws to encourage companies to bring more cash into the country.
Cisco Comes Through, But Times Are Still Tough
With so many negative earnings reports for the first quarter, expectations for Cisco 's quarter were pretty modest.
Dell's dismal 1Q illuminates PC maker's challenges
Dell's financial decay worsened during its latest quarter as the company slashed its personal computer prices in response to the growing popularity of smartphones and tablets.
'The Office' of the CEO: HP's Revolving Door
Most recently the company was embarrassed to reveal an estimated $8.8 billion write-down for a botched acquisition for British software company Autonomy, a deal that took place in 2011.
Coupons Don't Cut It With Ninth Circuit in HP Printer Case
On the surface, In re HP Inkjet Printer Litigation doesn't seem like the kind of class action settlement that would get a thumbs-down from the Ninth Circuit.
Apple Said to Be Subject of U.S. Senate Offshore Tax Hearing
Apple Inc. will be the subject of a May 21 Senate hearing on U.S. companies' offshore tax practices, said two people familiar with the inquiry.
Community Classic Bike Tour is cruising through Loveland on Sunday
This year is, once again, the 25th year of the Community Classic Bike Tour. The tour was canceled in 2012 because of health concerns raised by smoke from the Hewlett fire.
By the Numbers: A look at HBJ's new technology lists
The Houston Business Journal has introduced two new lists focusing on technology: Houston-Area Cloud Service Providers and Houston-Area Cyber Security Companies.
Ex-CEO Fiorina traces path to leadership at Erie talk
Carly Fiorina has seen plenty of the world while running one of the world's largest high-tech companies and during a run for the U.S. Senate.
Cisco earnings: Growth in Americas may buoy tech giant
Cisco Systems Inc.'s third-quarter earnings report on Wednesday will reveal how the company is coping with business conditions that have challenged competitors like IBM Corp., Hewlett-Packard Co.
Hewlett-Packard Receives "Sell" Rating from TheStreet
's stock had its "sell" rating restated by equities researchers at TheStreet in a report issued on Tuesday, AnalystRatingsNetwork.com reports.
Tech giants put up $30 billion for Super Bowl bid
A group of big Bay Area companies - including Google Inc., Apple Inc., Hewlett-Packard Co., Intel Corp., Yahoo Inc.
Active ETFs: the New Place for Index Huggers
Jason Kephart of Investment News has an interesting thesis this morning : Risk-averse, index-hugging fund managers could soon discover a new best friend in the form of the actively managed exchange-traded fund.
Leading Online Retailer Very.co.uk Selects Aurasma to Help Consumers Discover Their Technology Style
Very.co.uk, part of Shop Direct Group , is a UK-based online department store that lets consumers shop across a variety of product areas, from fashion and footwear to furniture and electronics.