. Hewlett-Packard on Wednesday reported its fiscal first-quarter earnings, which fell short of Wall Street's expectations. Analysts expected the computer giant to pull in $30.75 billion and $0.87 per share, and while HP's first-quarter earnings of $0.92 per share beat the Street's consensus, revenue dipped 7% to $30 billion and missed estimates. “In the first quarter, we delivered on our Q1 outlook and remained focused on the fundamentals to drive long-term sustainable returns,” said HP president and CEO Meg Whitman.
Boy Genius Report, HP reports Q1 earnings: EPS beats but revenue and Q2 guidance both miss
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