CEO of Oracle and former head of HP. He passed away in October 2019 at 62. While his entire professional career was in the public light, it was also filled with some controversies. He was married to ...

HP has become the largest IT company in the world in terms of revenue since Hurd took over as CEO in March 2005, capturing the top spot on the strength of high-profile acquisitions like Mercury ...

"Mark has contributed to ... and a new chairman will be named with the CEO decision, HP said. "The corporation is exceptionally well positioned strategically," Hurd said. "HP has an extremely ...

One week after Mark Hurd stepped down as Hewlett ... Lesjak, who is now serving as interim CEO, sold 5,785 shares of HP stock on July 30, just days before the news about Hurd went public.

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Oracle co-CEO Mark Hurd is taking a leave of absence ... about a month after his controversial resignation from Hewlett-Packard. Hurd had been the CEO of HP since 2005, but was forced to resign ...

Mark Hurd rose suddenly as a major figure ... Strategies called Hurd "one of the smartest CEO's I ever met." "He helped turn around HP and their stock doubled during his five years at the company.

Hurd was married to Mark Hurd, the CEO of software company Oracle and the onetime boss of Hewlett-Packard, for nearly 30 years, until his death in October 2019. After college, Hurd embarked on a ...

was formerly married to the late Mark Hurd, whose career included tenures as the CEO of Oracle and Hewlett-Packard. They share two children and were married for nearly 30 years until Mark's death ...

Hurd led the database giant with Safra Catz since 2014, though he had announced a medical leave of absence in September. He and Catz had been hired by then-CEO Larry Ellison as co-presidents of ...

Léo Apotheker will take over as chief executive of HP on 1 November HP has named former SAP boss Léo Apotheker as its new chief executive, following Mark Hurd’s resignation ... what we were looking ...