Xerox Corporation
HP rejects Xerox’s unsolicited cash-and-stock offer
05 Mar 2020
HP Inc said the Xerox offer would leave its shareholders with an investment in a combined company that is burdened with an irresponsible level of debt and which would subsequently require unrealistic, unachievable synergies that would jeopardize the entire company
Xerox raises offer price for HP to $34 billion
12 Feb 2020
Xerox Holdings Corp is reported to be considering a takeover of personal computer and printer maker HP Inc, which is thrice its size, in a move that would end rivalry in the market for printers
Xerox weighs $27 billion takeover of HP: report
06 Nov 2019
Both Xerox and HP have been struggling with the printer business and Xerox expects a combination of the two would be able to better manage the market
Xerox Corp in talks to buy financial printing firm RR Donnelley & Sons Co
14 Jul 2016
Xerox, which plans to split into two companies by the end of the year, will merge parts of RR Donnelley with its copier, printer and related-services business and the rest with its smaller business BPO services
Xerox to acquire outsourcing firm ACS for $6.4 billion
29 Sep 2009
Xerox said that the deal values ACS shares at $63.11 each, a premium of 34 per cent to the closing price of Xerox stock on 25 September.
Xerox to launch 8 new printers in India
21 May 2008
Xerox associates with Bombay Ad Club
08 Mar 2008
At last, a dividend at Xerox
22 Nov 2007
Xerox to focus on SME sector; launches eight new products
By Our Corporate Bureau | 24 Aug 2006
Xerox India sets up enterprise business group
By Our Corporate Bureau | 27 Jul 2006
Xerox India appoints Ravi Venkatraman, director, global services
By Our Corporate Bureau | 25 Apr 2006
Gartner ranks Xerox in 'leaders quadrant' for multi-function products
By Our Corporate Bureau | 17 Aug 2005
Xerox likely to file bankruptcy petition
By Our Corporate Bureau | 19 Apr 2002
Xerox makes first moves to allay investor fears
By Our Corporate Bureau | 20 Nov 2000
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