Lynch off to face US court
Faces 17 charges for what might have been HP's mess
UK Mike Lynch has been extradited to the United States to face criminal charges over Hewlett Packard's $11 billion acquisition of his software company.
Mike Lynch loses extradition case
Likely he will have to gp to US to face trial
Mike Lynch, the tech entrepreneur has lost an appeal against extradition to the US to answer criminal fraud charges.
Writer complains his HP printer is shaking him down for cash
It is worse than a loan shark
Atlantic writer Charlie Warzel has complained that their HP OfficeJet Pro is shaking him down like a loan shark.
Spotify expected to lay off staff this week
More cost cutting
Spotify is planning to announce layoffs this week, according to a new report by Bloomberg as a way for the company to cut costs.
HP makes eco-friendly PC
It is all about the source
HP's new 14 inch Laptop PC – Eco Edition’ has been designed to be environmentally friendly although you would not know it to look at it.
HP decimates staff
Decimation of company
The maker of expensive printer ink HP has decimated its staff claiming that is justified due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
HP launches its developer-oriented Linux laptop
$1,099 priced laptop with Pop!_OS
HP has launched its Dev One Linux Laptop, a $1,099-priced 14-incher that runs on AMD CPU and Pop!_OS.
HP shows off new Chromebooks
Targeting work from home
Maker of expensive printer ink, HP has unveiled a number of new Chromebooks and thin clients with the idea that hybrid work is here to stay.
India finds HCL and HP caused problems in ID project
Watchdog slams some rather poor government decisions
India’s Comptroller and Auditor General has published a performance audit of the nation’s Unique Identification Authority and found big IT problems.
Warren Buffett takes 11.4 per cent of HP
Looks like there might be gold in that printer ink
Maker of expensive printer ink HP saw its share prices rise after Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway announced it had taken an 11.4 per cent stake valued at about $4.2 billion.