Xerox fires back at HP with threat of hostile takeover
Vendor said it is 'confused' by HP's rejection of its opening bid last week
Xerox has threatened to go over the heads of the HP board and push through a hostile takeover with HP shareholders. HP last week rejected Xerox's opening bid in unceremonious fashion, questioning its...
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