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DellHP's chief exec dismisses any 'me too' attitude (ZDNet India)
Author: us.rd.yahoo.com Published: 20th Oct 2005 Visited: 647 times
Hewlett-Packard's chief executive says his game plan for the company is simple: Stick to the basics.
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