HP Sells China Business Amid U.S. Spying Fall-Out

By | May 21, 2015

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Hewlett-Packard (HPQ), bowing to Chinese government concerns over foreign technology after the disclosure of U.S. spying activities last year, on Thursday said it is selling a 51% stake in its China-based data-networking business for $2.3 billion to Tsinghua Holdings. Tsinghua Holdings, a group owned by China’s Tsinghua University, will purchase the stake in a new business called H3C. HP stock was up 2.5% in early afternoon trading in the stock Scalper1 News

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