Hewlett-Packard HPQ is up more than two percent Wednesday after losing nearly 12 percent of its value at market close yesterday. The imperiled company has been taking some heat from investors who were troubled by the Autonomy accounting controversy.
In a poll conducted over the last 24 hours, Yahoo Finance YHOO asked its readers the following question:
"Scandal-plagued Hewlett-Packard opened trading at a 12-year low and has lost more than 75% of its market cap in 2 years. What should become of the company?"
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- New management/board of directors (31,760) -- 49 percent
- Stay the course (12,902) -- 20 percent
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