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I would wonder what you opinion on the article about california pressing charges on HP. Will it significantly hurt HP’s stock?
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I don’t think it will have any effect in the long term. Some people may get wary right now for a while, but I think HP stock value will be governed by what they do in the business. Hurd (CEO) seems to be pretty good at generating increasing value through streamlining operations, and the business can still use more of that. And Dell is falling off, so there is room for HP to compete.
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