The split of the company formerly known as Hewlett-Packard Co. has been called the end of an era, but many are wondering what the future holds for the two new publicly traded companies.
The breakup of a company that began in a Palo Alto garage 76 years ago was announced a year ago and became official on Sunday. Angelo Zino, a senior industry analyst at financial information provider S&P Capital IQ told the Business Journal on Friday that this split is a good thing for both companies.
Hewlett Packard Enterprise — the company that sells corporate hardware, software and services — and HP Inc. — the business focused on selling printers and PCs — are now trading as two separate stocks.
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