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Meg Whitman Leaves HP Board, Chip Bergh Named Chairman
Whitman, who is chief executive officer of Hewlett Packard Enterprise, has served as chairman of HP Inc. since the two companies were formed.
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Dell Says He's Winning Back Customers From 'Pricey' Public Cloud
Dell CEO Michael Dell spoke during the Dell EMC World gathering in Las Vegas with more than 13,000 attendees from more than 100 countries.
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Yahoo Shows Some Progress in Last Stretch as Stand-Alone Company
"As we enter our final quarter as an independent company, we are committed to finishing strong and planning for the best possible integration with Verizon," Mayer said.
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Verizon Said To Near Yahoo Deal At Lower Price After Hacks
Verizon Communications Inc. is close to a renegotiated deal for Yahoo Inc.'s internet properties that would reduce the price of the $4.8 billion agreement by about $250 million after the revelation of security breaches at the web company, according to people familiar with the matter.
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Facebook, Microsoft Said to Circulate Immigration Open Letter
"We share your goal of ensuring that our immigration system meets today’s security needs and keeps our country safe," said a draft of the letter obtained by Bloomberg News.
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Verizon Said to Be Antsy Over Lack of Detail in Yahoo Breach
The progress on Yahoos investigation in its hacking has reached a standstill; lawyers for Verizon and Yahoo continue to meet regularly, but are said to have little new information to discuss.
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HP Plans Up to 4,000 Job Cuts Over Three Years Amid PC Slump
The company will eliminate positions across the board, Chief Executive Officer Dion Weisler said on Thursday.
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PC Shipments Drop 3.9 Percent as Declines Slow Before Holiday Shopping: IDC
The PC market is starting to level off after four consecutive years of declines, as consumers and businesses begin to replace their aging machines.
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Twitter Seeks New Path After Potential Bidders Said to Back Off
Twitter has reportedly considered other solutions, such as divestitures of assets not central to its business.
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Yahoo Disputes Report on E-Mail Scanning for US Government
"The mail scanning described in the article does not exist on our systems," Yahoo said.
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Meg Whitman Leaves HP Board, Chip Bergh Named Chairman
Whitman, who is chief executive officer of Hewlett Packard Enterprise, has served as chairman of HP Inc. since the two companies were formed.
-
Dell Says He's Winning Back Customers From 'Pricey' Public Cloud
Dell CEO Michael Dell spoke during the Dell EMC World gathering in Las Vegas with more than 13,000 attendees from more than 100 countries.
-
Yahoo Shows Some Progress in Last Stretch as Stand-Alone Company
"As we enter our final quarter as an independent company, we are committed to finishing strong and planning for the best possible integration with Verizon," Mayer said.
-
Verizon Said To Near Yahoo Deal At Lower Price After Hacks
Verizon Communications Inc. is close to a renegotiated deal for Yahoo Inc.'s internet properties that would reduce the price of the $4.8 billion agreement by about $250 million after the revelation of security breaches at the web company, according to people familiar with the matter.
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Facebook, Microsoft Said to Circulate Immigration Open Letter
"We share your goal of ensuring that our immigration system meets today’s security needs and keeps our country safe," said a draft of the letter obtained by Bloomberg News.
-
Verizon Said to Be Antsy Over Lack of Detail in Yahoo Breach
The progress on Yahoos investigation in its hacking has reached a standstill; lawyers for Verizon and Yahoo continue to meet regularly, but are said to have little new information to discuss.
-
HP Plans Up to 4,000 Job Cuts Over Three Years Amid PC Slump
The company will eliminate positions across the board, Chief Executive Officer Dion Weisler said on Thursday.
-
PC Shipments Drop 3.9 Percent as Declines Slow Before Holiday Shopping: IDC
The PC market is starting to level off after four consecutive years of declines, as consumers and businesses begin to replace their aging machines.
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Twitter Seeks New Path After Potential Bidders Said to Back Off
Twitter has reportedly considered other solutions, such as divestitures of assets not central to its business.
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Yahoo Disputes Report on E-Mail Scanning for US Government
"The mail scanning described in the article does not exist on our systems," Yahoo said.
