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The Wall Street Journal says negotiations are under way on a deal to merge the two companies' Internet operations.
The Wall Street Journal says negotiations are under way on a deal to merge the two companies' Internet operations.
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- by Bill Thielman April 10, 2008 9:45 AM PDT
- This sounds a LOT like the 2002 merger of Compaq/HP. "Fits like a zipper" was what former CEO Fiorina said. She was completely wrong, of course, and it took nearly five years for the integration of the two companies. The business overlaps were - and still are, to some extent - that HP still makes heavy use of the Compaq logo, and hasn't been able to handle the wildly different corporate cultures of the two. Mark Hurd had to make a lot of tough decisions to finish the integration, after the mess that Fiorina made. BTW, heard on the news that she may be on the list of McCain's possible running mate. EWWWWW!
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