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  IBM Cuts Jobs Around US as New CEO Looks for Revival

  IBM told the Wall Street Journal it is laying off an undisclosed number of workers across the US.

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  Meg Whitman Stepping Down as HP Enterprise CEO

  Taking over for Whitman in February will be Antonio Neri, a relatively unknown HP executive who has been with the company for nearly a quarter century.

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  Meg Whitman Steps Down At HP Enterprise, Antonio Neri To Take Over

  Meg Whitman, one of the most prominent women in Silicon Valley and a onetime candidate for California governor, announced Tuesday she was stepping down as chief executive of Hewlett Packard Enterprise.

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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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  Technology Firms Create Non-Tech Jobs As Well, Say Leaders

  Hewlett Packard Enterprise CEO Meg Whitman said pace of change in technologies is only going to accelerate going ahead.

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  Donald Trump Flops With Silicon Valley Donors; Hillary Clinton Falls Short, Too

  When Hewlett Packard Enterprise CEO Meg Whitman announced last week that she wouldn't vote for her party's presidential nominee, Donald Trump, she pledged to raise money for the Democratic candidate, Hillary Clinton, and to urge like-minded Republicans to follow suit.

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  Hewlett Packard's Meg Whitman Joins CEOs Endorsing Clinton

  Calling Donald Trump an "authoritarian character" and a threat to democracy, Meg Whitman, a prominent Republican fundraiser and chief executive of Hewlett Packard Enterprise, endorsed Democrat Hillary Clinton's White House bid late Tuesday.

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  Hewlett Packard CEO Whitman Compares Donald Trump To Hitler, Mussolini

  Hewlett Packard Enterprise Co chief executive and Republican donor Meg Whitman reiterated her opposition to Donald Trump as the party's presidential nominee and compared him to fascist leaders Adolf Hitler and Benito Mussolini, according to media and two sources.

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  HP Enterprise to Merge IT Services Unit With Computer Sciences

  Computer Sciences Chief Executive Mike Lawrie will become chairman, president and CEO of the new company, 50 percent of which will be owned by HPE shareholders.

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  HP Revenue Falls on Weak PC Sales, Lower Demand for Services

  CEO Whitman said the factors pressuring the PC market were expected to continue through Q4 and well into the next fiscal year.

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  SurveyMonkey Names William Veghte CEO

  Until last week, Veghte oversaw the split of Hewlett-Packard's businesses and was chief operating officer of the company.

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  Hewlett-Packard Moves Forward With Plan to Split Into 2 Firms

  CEO Meg Whitman, who will lead the new enterprise company, said the split remains on track to occur by November.

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  HP CEO Says Split Effective From November 1

  Whitman made the announcement during the company's technology event, HP Discover 2015, in Las Vegas on Tuesday.

• Lufthansa CEO Says No Plans to Sell IT Arm

  The German carrier had said last year that it was looking for a partner for its IT arm, which employs 1,400 people at multiple locations. Following this global media reports had said that IBM, Hewlett Packard and the French company Atos were keen to partner the German airline's IT arm.

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  HP, Autonomy Trade Barbs as Lawsuit Against Ex-CFO Looms

  HP says shareholder plaintiffs agree that ex-CFO Hussain, and Autonomy's founder and CEO, Michael Lynch, should be held accountable for the fraud.