Hewlett-Packard

The economy may be in a slow recovery and unemployment down, but layoffs in the tech sector are still a reality.

Hewlett-Packard reported fiscal first-quarter earnings on Wednesday that were 44% below last year as the company continues to struggle with declining PC sales.

Hewlett-Packard's fourth-quarter earnings were bad, but its foreseeable future doesn't necessarily look any better.

After approving Leo Apotheker's plan to consider spinning of HP's PC unit, the company's leaders are having second thoughts.

Fired HP chief executive Leo Apotheker is getting nearly $10 million in severance and bonuses, plus stock. All for 11 months of bumbling.

Now that Meg Whitman's in charge of HP, what can we expect? Here are some predictions.

Rumors fly that HP's board of directors is prepared to oust embattled CEO Leo Apotheker.

Why does the company want to make more TouchPad tablets to sell at a loss?

As if HP's competitive woes weren't bad enough, the company apparently has a high-level memo leaker (or leakers) who could be undermining the efforts of new CEO Leo Apotheker.

At Interop this week, HP unveiled products supporting a new architecture that attempts to unify enterprise data center, campus and branch networks under a common and consistent operating environment.

We may soon be able to read the infamous letter sent to Hewlett-Packard's board of directors that got former CEO Mark Hurd fired. And according to Business Insider, a person who has read the eight-page document from attorney Gloria Allred says, "It will burn your eyeballs."