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A research executive at Eli Lilly and Company has reported his laptop missing, but the Indianapolis drug giant insists none of its client information or crucial research data are likely to be compromised.

Even though a Federal Reserve official is suggesting that the central bank may be feeling comfortable enough to ease the bond-buying stimulus that the Fed has been providing as early as this summer, we're not exactly out of the woods just yet.

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Hewlett-Packard is having a two-day hiring fair, starting today at the Workforce Solutions Upper Rio Grande's Norman Haley Employment Center, 300 E. Main.

If you're shopping for a luxury car, chances are good that at some point you're going to find yourself in a Lexus showroom.

Tim Cook is coming to Washington next week, summoned by the same Senate subcommittee that blasted Microsoft and Hewlett Packard last fall for funneling U.S. profits overseas to avoid paying U.S. taxes on them.

Jeff Landre is in the vanguard of a new type of retiree: the encore careerist. For most of his working life, Landre held management positions in field service and global logistics at technology giant Hewlett-Packard. "It was all about identifying the needs of customers," he says.

The joint collaboration project from Hewlett-Packard and SAP effectively triples the amount of memory on a single server designed for processing big data.

Do you remember netbook computers? They were all the rage for a couple years due, in part, to their inexpensive prices.

Dell and Hewlett Packard two of the largest technology corporations in America have become outsourcing moguls depriving American workers of skill sets that are invaluable to our economy.

After a decade-long relationship with Apple that has helped students "sparkle," local school administrators are exploring whether a move to Hewlett-Packard would be in the best interest of students or as "shocking" as they anticipate it could be.

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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.

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PC shipments in Western Europe declined by 20.5 percent during the first quarter: The only vendors to see shipments grow were Lenovo and Apple, which returned to the top five.

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.

Hewlett Packard has revealed two new tablet-laptop hybrids, the HP SlateBook x2 powered by Android and the HP Split x2 powered by Windows 8. Both devices feature high end full-size tablets with included keyboard docks, but the key difference is a choice of operating system.

Nineteen springtimes ago, HP was offering an operating system to run alongside MPE on the same hardware.

Fell CEO Michael Dell's attempt to take the company he co-founded private has become a sideshow as the CEO is embroiled in a battle with activist investor Carl Icahn.

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