CEO Meg Whitman said the company will focus on new products and services next year while controlling costs.

Slumping personal computer maker Hewlett-Packard has shown signs of progress in its latest quarter.

Hewlett-Packard claimed the business engaged in improper accounting before its purchase.

The stock market enjoyed some Black Friday cheer, rising sharply as shoppers braved the annual post-Thanksgiving rush.

Hewlett-Packard's Q4 earnings will provide the latest snapshot of a technology pioneer struggling to regain its edge as its personal computers and printers lose their appeal in a market tilting toward smartphones and tablets.

A recent poll discovered that consumers are nonplussed about Microsoft's new operating system, and most have no plans for buying new hardware running Windows 8.

General Motors will hire 3,000 workers from Hewlett-Packard as the carmaker moves more computer functions in-house.