HP's Q2 Home PC Revenue Off 15%
PALO ALTO, CALIF. — Claiming an overall tough economic environment and weakness in consumer spending, Hewlett-Packard said home personal computer revenue declined 15 percent in the fiscal second quarter, due mainly to weak demand and associated pricing pressures in North America. The company said notebook computers enjoyed an 18 percent gain in revenue during the second three months, ...

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