The economy is still rough waters for tech companies, but Hewlett-Packard has again kept afloat by latching on services while tossing employees overboard. Despite sharply declining sales of PCs, printers and software, HP's third quarter ended July 31, 2009 still arrived above most Wall Street expectations. The company's profit …

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Wednesday 19th August 2009 01:08 GMT Gene Cash

HP's printer biz took a 20 per cent slide

Those are words to warm the heart! Hell... that's reason to break out the 17yo Single Malt.

On the sad side, HP's old LaserJets are still my favorite printer. It's a shame to see what's become of the company.

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Wednesday 19th August 2009 09:45 GMT Anonymous Coward

Carly

Alaska had Palin, California can now have Foirina. The reslut will be the same.

Mwhahahah!!!!

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Wednesday 19th August 2009 09:45 GMT Anonymous Coward

Carly Says..

"The people of California have serious concerns about job creation, economic growth and the role of government in solving problems that thouch each of our lives," Fiorina said...

So, what was the net difference between her 'job creation' and the 1000's of lay offs at HP under her tenure ?

So why should Californians believe anything she says ?

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Wednesday 19th August 2009 10:09 GMT Anonymous Coward

Nice to see...

Looks like California will keep a Democrat...but Fiorina is going to spend like there's no tomorrow with all the millions she salted away from her time at HP.

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Wednesday 19th August 2009 17:35 GMT Shane Kent

She's gonna...

buy some smaller states, outsource their work to cheap overseas labour to squeak out more profit.

I wonder how many jobs she pushed out of California to make a buck?

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