The past couple years have given Hewlett-Packard (HPQ -0.29%) investors a real thrashing, and many are wondering when the company is going to make some drastic changes. With talk now circulating of interest in buying HP's services and Autonomy businesses, why won't HP make those sales, and scale down some of its massive debt? In this video, Motley Fool tech and telecom analyst Eric Bleeker tells us who might be interested in buying, and why the sales just don't make good financial sense.
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Why Won't HP Break Up?
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Why doesn't HP sell off a few divisions?
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