SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — shares slid nearly 3 percent Friday, a day after the world's largest technology company reported solid quarterly numbers that still weren't enough to appease some anxious investors about the company's path without ousted CEO Mark Hurd. Signs of weakening personal computer sales heading into the all-important back-to-school season also hurt the shares. HP is the world's No. 1 PC maker and gets a third of its revenue from PC sales. THE SPARK: HP reported fiscal...
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