Applying ‘HP Invent’ to Its PC Business By Terril Yue Jones Feb. 14, 2005 12 AM PT Times Staff Writer ...

Updated on: November 24, 2009 / 8:20 AM EST / MoneyWatch You've undoubtedly heard that HP's earnings were up, year-over-year, and that revenue was down.

[sws_grey_box box_size="690"]SUMMARY - Beset by eternal restructuring, HP can still live up to its invent strapline, according to CTO Martin Fink. [/sws_grey_box] Despite its seemingly endless ...

Hewlett Packard Enterprise is expected to have more than $50 billion in annual revenue and report adjusted profit of $1.85 to $1.95 per share in 2016, HP said on Tuesday.

HP does actually invent stuff, like a super-small nanochip that could replace today’s microchips. But the HP name today is associated with printers and netbooks — technical marvels that people ...

Now he is doing bigger things, with his new collab. with HP Invent.With every purchase, $50 from each HP L2000 notebook goes to the Lance Armstrong Foundation (LAF).

In May, HP introduced improved tamper-proof inkjet cartridge packaging that incorporates a security label with a color-shifting ink feature. When viewed face-on, the HP "invent" logo on the ...

HP has gone back to the aesthetic drawing board for its 2016 back-to-school lineup of Pavilion two-in-one convertibles, notebooks and desktop PCs, incorporating new design, as well as technical, ...