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RealNetworks adds board member
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[AP] - RealNetworks Inc., a streaming media provider, on Thursday said that it has appointed Janice Roberts to its board of directors.
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Echelon names Ron Sege as CEO
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[AP] - Networking company Echelon Corp. said on Thursday that it has named Ron Sege as President and CEO. Sege, 53, was most recently president and chief operating officer at 3Com Corp. from 2008 until it was acquired by Hewlett-Packard Co. earlier this year.
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AP source: Ousted HP CEO settles with accuser
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[AP] - Ousted Hewlett-Packard Co. CEO Mark Hurd has settled allegations of sexual harassment lodged against him by a female contract worker for HP, a person with intimate knowledge of the case told The Associated Press late Saturday.
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HP CEO ouster leaves leadership hole
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[AP] - The ouster of Hewlett-Packard Co.'s CEO leaves a hole in the world's largest technology company. Mark Hurd engineered a stunning turnaround of the Silicon Valley stalwart. Under Hurd, HP has spent more than $20 billion on acquisitions to transform itself from a computer and printer maker dependent on ink sales for profits to a well-rounded seller of hardware and lucrative business services.
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Timeline: Major HP events over past 5 years
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[AP] - A timeline of some key controversies, acquisitions and news events for Hewlett-Packard Co. over the last five years, and the trajectory of HP's stock price under now-ousted CEO Mark Hurd:
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HP CEO forced to resign amid harassment claims
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[AP] - Hewlett-Packard Co. ousted its CEO on Friday for allegedly falsifying documents to conceal a relationship with a former contractor and help her get paid for work she didn't do.
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Hurd departure wipes $10bn off HP
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[at Financial Times] - The value of Mark Hurd, one of Silicon Valley's best-regarded business leaders, was spelt out in no uncertain terms by Wall Street on Friday.
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The Most Connected Capitalists
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US divided on how to tackle Huawei
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[at Financial Times] - US government agencies charged with reviewing sensitive acquisitions are engaged in a debate over how to handle Huawei, the Chinese software and telecoms equipment-maker viewed with deep scepticism by government security experts.
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Trading Radar: Traders Expecting Slow Holiday Week
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[at Minyanville] - Economics, earnings reports, and market events for the week ahead.
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US blocks Emcore deal over national security
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[at Financial Times] - The Obama administration has forced a US maker of fibre optics to abandon a planned joint venture with China's Tangshan Caofeidian Investment Corporation because it believes the tie-up would threaten national security.
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The Future Of Buy And Hold
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Consolidation expected by HP chief
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[at Financial Times] - The technology industry faces further sweeping consolidation among makers of the hardware, software and services that underpin corporate IT systems, according to Mark Hurd, chief executive of Hewlett-Packard HPQ, the world's largest computer maker.
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Hewlett Packard Playing Games with Earnings: Greenberg
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Ex-Bush official to advise Huawei
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[at Financial Times] - Huawei has recruited a prominent former Bush administration official who worked on national security issues, as the Chinese telecoms equipment maker seeks to make inroads in Washington and assuage concerns that it has ties to the Chinese military.
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D-Link's Nick Tidd Minds The Sage
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[at Forbes] - A brother-in-law's words of wisdom for a young leader.
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HP's Rivals Raise The Bar
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[video] Cisco Can Still Move Higher
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[at TheStreet.com] - NEW YORK -- Tech reporter James Rogers expects next week a good quarter from Cisco and sees an even stronger future.
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[video] Volcano Heats Up Cisco
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[at TheStreet.com] - NEW YORK - - Tech reporter James Rogers explains how an Icelandic volcano is heating up interest in Cisco.
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[video] Buy Cisco!: Against the Grain
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