Last month, during a trip to London, HP CEO Meg Whitman praised Autonomy's big data tech, calling it "almost magical" and declaring HP was "committed to Autonomy." Turns out, that commitment may have come after HP had floated Autonomy on the market,

Shane Robison, whose last job was Chief Strategy Officer at Hewlett Packard, has landed a job as CEO and chairman of hot flash storage company, Fusion-IO. Investors are not happy. Shares of Fusion-IO have plummeted this morning and are down 22%.

By any measure, it's been a rough few years for the employees of Hewlett-Packard, with massive layoffs, stock options under water and a constant string of new bosses. But one HP manager we talked to says the mood among many HP employees is starting t

Even in the wake of the resignation of two HP board members last week, CEO Meg Whitman doesn't regret telling the public about Autonomy's problems, she said at a press conference in London this week. About a year after acquiring Autonomy for $11 bill

Hewlett-Packard Chief Executive Meg Whitman said Autonomyremains a crucial part of its plans, despite allegations from H-P that the U.K. enterprise-software company was overvalued when the U.S. firm acquired it.

Hewlett Packard's CEO Meg Whitman said Wednesday that the team working on Autonomy software would stay in the U.K.

HP CEO Meg Whitman has called the company's brand new, very small, very low power Moonshot servers an industry game changer and she's not wrong in some respects. She praised Moonshot when HP formally announced the new product on Monday. Moonshot serv

The recent machinations on the Hewlett-Packard Co. board, which include chairman Ray Lane stepping down, could ultimately enable CEO Meg Whitman to consolidate more power and lobby for the chairman slot.

HP is holding a press conference on Monday to officially launch the company's mega important new Moonshot server. HP has pinned a lot of hope on this new product.  At HP's annual shareholder's meeting, CEO Meg Whitman said Moonshot was a shining

Every year, when our Worst Company in America tournament rolls around, some yaysayers wonder why we can’t be more positive. “Where’s the Best Company in America?” they ask. This year, we finally took their complaints to heart.

What did today's most famous people in tech look like when they were young? We dug up some old photos.Hewlett Packard CEO Meg Whitman, then: Meg Whitman now: Steve Jobs, then (age 10 on the left, high school graduation on the right): See the rest

At HP's annual shareholder meeting Wednesday, CEO Meg Whitman tried to recast the company as a leader in creating new products. "Despite what you might have heard, innovation is alive and well at Hewlett-Packard," she said She cited how many patents

MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif.--Hewlett-Packard Co. (HPQ) Chief Executive Meg Whitman urged investors to continue supporting the technology company, saying she is pleased with the progress that's been made since she took charge in September 2011.

MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif.--Hewlett-Packard Co. (HPQ) Chief Executive Meg Whitman urged investors to continue supporting the technology company, saying she is pleased with the progress that's been made since she took charge in September 2011.

Today is HP's annual shareholder meeting and chances are investors will be asking the board lots of questions about the HP's botched $11 billion acquisition of Autonomy. Autonomy founder, Mike Lynch, has a whole bunch of questions, too. He wants the

Though I'm glad about Whitman's flip-flop in favor of equality, as a gay dad, I have to reflect on the pain and damage inflicted by the "Yes on 8" campaign, something that I believe Ms. Whitman needs to know before she shakes this bit of du

Companies like Apple, Goldman Sachs, andBen & Jerry's were supporting gay rights long before Hewlett-Packard's Meg Whitman flipped her position on same-sex marriage.

H-P CEO Meg Whitman says she has changed her position and now endorses gay marriage. Major tech companies also support marriage equality.

SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) - Hewlett-Packard Co.Chief Executive Meg Whitman, who ran for California governor about two years ago as an opponent of same-sex marriage, says she has changed her mind. In a statement, Whitman acknowledged that as the Rep

Hewlett-Packard Co. Chief Executive Meg Whitman, who ran for California governor about two years ago as an opponent of same-sex marriage, says she has changed her mind.

The Hewlett Packard CEO Meg Whitman, who supported a California law that barred same-sex unions when she ran for governor in the state, explained on Tuesday that she had changed her mind after being persuaded that gay marriage would strengthen societ

One of California's most prominent Republicans has made a big shift on the issue of gay marriage. Meg Whitman, who was the Republican nominee for...

Hewlett-Packard Co.'s (HPQ) board is investigating the company's flawed $11 billion acquisition of software firm Autonomy Corp., and has set up an informal committee to provide strategic advice to Chief Executive Meg Whitman.

Hewlett-Packard's board is investigating the company's flawed $11 billion acquisition of software firm Autonomy, and has set up an informal committee to provide strategic advice to CEO Meg Whitman.

Meg Whitman posted a column on LinkedIn Monday in which she declared that she's a "no excuses" kind of CEO. Whitman did not refer directly to the Autonomy mess. But as we read her column, we couldn't help thinking about it. After taking a writed

H-P shares post biggest one-day gains since Nov. 2008 when Mark Hurd was still in power. But some analysts give Meg Whitman’s ‘better together’ tune mixed reviews.

HP just reported a quarter that beat expectations. On a call with Wall Street analysts, HP's CEO Meg Whitman compared the company to someone struck down with a illness. "The patient shows improvement," she said. She said that despite the fact that ye

HP's future rests heavily on two men: Larry Stack and Martin Fink. At least, that's what CEO Meg Whitman said on Thursday during a conference call with Wall Street analysts. Last week, HP re-hired Stack to be head of sales for HP's ailing Enterprise

HP CEO Meg Whitman says shes not selling off chunks of the company—particularly not its PC business. During today's earnings conference call, Wall Street analysts asked Whitman about its fate. (Her predecessor, Léo Apotheker, had unveile

Eliminating the incompetence discount priced into Hewlett-Packard shares represents progress for Chief Executive Meg Whitman.

SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Hewlett-Packard Co's quarterly revenue and forecasts beat Wall Street expectations as it continued to cut costs under CEO Meg Whitman's turnaround plan, sending the No. 1 personal computer maker's shares up over 5 percent.

Meg Whitman: No plans to break up Hewlett-Packard

Michael Dell thinks a little financial engineering can do wonders for his stock. A similar, though far less complicated, maneuver might also boost Meg Whitman's.

HP CEO Meg Whitman says that by the end of this year, or maybe the beginning of next, the company's decline in sales will reverse itself. That's one of the milestones she says HP will hit in her five-year plan to turn HP around. The first year has no

"We paid too much. No question about it," CEO Meg Whitman said about HP's $11 billion acquisition for Autonomy that has turned into a giant mess, complete with an investigation by the Department of Justice. But the fault for the mess doesn't lie wit

SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) - Shares of Hewlett-Packardwere up more than 3% at $17.11 on a media report that potential buyers have expressed interest in buying Autonomy Corp. But H-P Chief Executive Meg Whitman is, so far, not interested in selling,

Shares of Hewlett-Packard were up more than 3% at $17.11 on a media report that potential buyers have expressed interest in buying Autonomy Corp. But H-P Chief Executive Meg Whitman is, so far, not interested in selling, The Wall Street Journal repor

Hewlett-Packard Co. (HPQ) Chief Executive Meg Whitman said investors and customers need to be patient with her five-year turnaround plan for the company, promising that she and her 300,000-plus employees are working to build innovative products relev

By P.J. Huffstutter CHICAGO (Reuters) - Chief executive Meg Whitman received compensation worth about $15.4 million in 2012 as Hewlett-Packard Co. posted a net loss...

Chief executive Meg Whitman received compensation worth about $15.4 million in 2012 as Hewlett-Packard Co.

CHICAGO (Reuters) - Chief executive Meg Whitman received compensation worth about $15.4 million in 2012 as Hewlett-Packard Co. posted a net loss in her first full fiscal year in charge, according to a federal proxy filing.

CHICAGO, Jan 12 (Reuters) - Chief executive Meg Whitmanreceived compensation worth about $15.4 million in 2012 asHewlett-Packard Co. posted a net loss in her first full fiscalyear in charge, according to a federal proxy filing.

Jan. 12 (Bloomberg) -- Hewlett-Packard Co.’s Meg Whitman received nearly $15.4 million in fiscal 2012, her first full year as chief executive officer, receiving only 70 percent of her targeted compensation as it posted a net loss for the year.

In Meg Whitman's first full year on the job as Hewlett-Packard's chief executive, she received compensation valued at $15.4 million, according to H-P's proxy filing.

She will receive just $1 in salary; the rest is perks, a bonus and stock awards.

On January 16, HP will hold an official ribbon-cutting to open its newly remodeled customer meeting center at its headquarters in Palo Alto, Calif. This building is already home to CEO Meg Whitman, who famously ditched her cushy office in favor

The former gubernatorial candidate is struggling to revive the troubled tech giant, a process that could take yearsSAN FRANCISCO — Had things gone differently, Meg Whitman might today be governor of California, fighting to turn around one of th

Jan. 1 (Bloomberg) -- Hewlett-Packard Co. said it’s evaluating the disposition of businesses that don’t meet goals more than a year after Chief Executive Officer Meg Whitman said she didn’t plan to spin off the personal-computer div

The furor over HP's $8.8 billion writedown of its $11.1 billion acquisition of Autonomy refuses to die down. HP blamed $5 billion of the writedown on accounting fraud at Autonomy. CEO Meg Whitman also singled out two HP executives for