This week on the GreenBiz 350 podcast: Abounding advice for traversing the world of corporate sustainability, with lessons from a new-hire, our “30 Under 30” and the former CSR lead at McDonald’s.
Fortune |
Meg Whitman Rewinds Part of HP's Inglorious Past With Software Sale
Fortune Whoops, make that spin-merge. With Wednesday's news that Hewlett Packard Enterprise would offload (actually “spin-merge”) its software business to Micro Focus, it's clear that CEO Meg Whitman wants to undo most of HP's acquisitions of the last decade. HP Enterprise strikes $8.8 billion deal with Micro Focus for software asse…Reuters Silicon Valley's Latest CurrencyBloomberg Why Investors Have High Hopes For HPE Software Under Micro FocusWall Street Journal CNBC –Investor’s Business Daily –ZDNet –Barron’s (blog) all 421 news articles » |
NOLA.com |
Dell Technologies to Cut at Least 2000 Jobs After EMC Deal
Bloomberg Dell Technologies plans to cut about 2,000 to 3,000 jobs after acquiring EMC Corp. in the largest technology acquisition ever, according to people familiar with the company's plans. The reductions are planned for later this year and will be mostly in … Dell to cut 2000-3000 jobs as EMC deal closesAOL News Here's How Dell Technologies Will Contend With Amazon in CloudFortune RSA: Expect business as usual now that Dell owns itCIO TechTarget (blog) –Business Insider –Dark Reading –Network World all 71 news articles » |
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