BUZZ - HP shares rise after appointing former GlaxoSmithKline CEO Emma Walmsley as chief executive officer
路透社2026/11/04 18:21Latest Developments
November 4 - ** Personal computer maker HP (HPQ.N) shares rose 8.5% to $30.69
** HP (HPQ) announced its board of directors has unanimously appointed Emma Walmsley as Chief Executive Officer (link), effective January 4, 2027
** Walmsley previously served as CEO of GSK (link) GSK.L, and has been a Microsoft MSFT.O board member for seven years
** “This appointment is the result of a comprehensive global search and focuses on the skills HP needs as it embarks on a new chapter” — Board Chairman Chip Bergh
** As of the close of the previous trading day, HP (HPQ) shares have risen about 27% so far this year
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