HP tight-lipped over Xerox's sweetened offer ahead of Q1 results
Vendor says it wants shareholders to have ‘full information’ on earnings before responding to Xerox’s renewed takeover approach
HP will remain silent over Xerox's sweetened merger offer until after it has revealed its Q1 results later this month. On Monday Xerox upped its initial offer of $22.00 per share made in November to $24.00 per share. HP has always felt compelled to issue an immediate statement in response to Xerox's continued efforts to seize control of its print rival. But this time, HP has said it will not respond to Xerox's refreshed takeover offer until it has reported its Q1 results on 24 February....
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