Setback for Carl? Printer maker Xerox cites Coronavirus pandemic ‘turmoil’ as reason for withdrawing $35 billion bid for HP

Setback for Carl? Printer maker Xerox cites Coronavirus pandemic ‘turmoil’ as reason for withdrawing $35 billion bid for HP
Another poison pill tactic to discourage Xerox’s advances, sees HP management implementing a stiff pay out for CEO, post-takeover
Still a firm no. HP’s board of directors tell Carl Icahn and Xerox that their $35 billion takeover offer still undervalues it
Fight, fight, fight. Printer maker Xerox launches its official tender offer for all outstanding shares in PC giant HP
HP board announces ‘financial value creation plan’ that will see it buy back billions in shares, to defeat Xerox’s offer that ‘meaningfully undervalues HP’
Show me the money! In effort to tempt HP shareholders, Xerox increases its hostile takeover offer from $33.5 billion to $34 billion
We are still not interested. HP’s board of directors once again rejects an unsolicited takeover approach from Xerox, saying it undervalues the PC maker
Xerox has approached HP’s shareholders directly with its proposal that includes redundancies and asset sales, to tempt them with cash returns
A bitter fight is looking increasingly likely, as HP board refuses to open books in response to Xerox demand, after it rejected $33.5bn offer
Xerox has said that HP must respond by 25 November or it will launch a hostile bid, after HP rejected its $33.5bn buyout
Activist investor Carl Icahn acquires $1.2 billion stake in HP and reportedly urges merger with Xerox
Merry Christmas people. HP to cut 16 percent of its workforce, as it simplifies operating model and reduces costs
Revenue rises 9 percent, as the PC and services giant returns to public market after six year absence
Strong performance for HP’s personal system division bolsters quarterly results, as new CFO is also revealed
Good quarter for hardware as sales of PCs and printers helped HP record increased profits and revenues
End of an era for American tech titan as Xerox is combined with a joint venture it has with Japan’s Fujifilm
Positive financial results at two largest PC makers despite gloomy PC market
All the news from the world of the IT channel, including GDPR complacency and the continuing prevalence of Windows XP
Nick Lazaridis, HP Inc’s President for Europe, the Middle East and Africa talks about his career in IT and the biggest challenges he’s facing at the moment
HP apologises for blocking unofficial inkjet cartridges, but insists only its cartridges deliver the best printing experience
The move leaves Samsung free to focus on smartphones and memory chips, while boosting HP’s leading printer business
SAP and UPS combine software and logistics to let customers order parts instantly – if it’s cheaper than traditional manufacturing
Lexmark finds a buyer as it continues to move away from printers into software
BLOG: Out with the red diamond, in with the…green aperture? New logo represents “clarity”, says Lexmark, but do rebrands have any impact?
Terminator film used as inspiration of new 3D printer that “grows” objects from a pool of liquid
Atos set to triple in size in US, Xerox wants to focus of ‘faster growing’ divisions
Fujitsu says European firms can become more efficient with technology like 3D printing and the IoT
Gartner predicts cheaper printers and more advanced tech will boost a growing 3D printing market
A Kickstarter project to build a budget-friendly 3D printer required $50,000 in funding, but already got more than $2,000,000
Three-pint bags of Ink arm Epson inkjet printers to outlast laser printers, and the Workforce Pro models use less power in the process