Meg Whitman steps down as HPE CEO, shares tumble
Whitman's six-year tenure saw HP split into four separate businesses
![HPE is “more nimble…[and] more agile” than it was six years ago](/api/v1/wps/f45b2a6/817725a8-b666-4f84-a49a-fd6a66a801ee/0/meg-whitman-580x358.jpg "HPE is “more nimble…[and] more agile” than it was six years ago")
The CEO of HPE, Meg Whitman, has announced that she will leave the firm after a turbulent six years, during which she led a four-way split of one of Silicon Valley's original companies. She says that she...
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