Hewlett Packard is splitting itself in two.
The company got its start in a northern California garage 75 years ago.
But in order to keep up with today's rapid rate of technological change, HP says it's time for some big changes.
For more on this, Joann Lublin of the Wall Street Journal weighs in.
Hewlett Packard splits in two: What does this mean?
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