HPE ordered to pay DXC $666m

Josh Budd
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Damages relate to spin out of DXC and CSC from HPE Enterprise Services in 2017

HPE has been ordered to pay $666m to DXC Technology stemming from an account dispute after the IT services firm was spun out in 2017. In an SEC filing, DXC claims an arbitration panel has conclu...

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