By What Percentage Did Hewlett Packard Inc’s Revenues And EBITDA Decrease In The Last Five Years?
Hewlett Packard Inc’s (NYSE:HPQ) revenues declined by close to 24%, while EBITDA declined by over 52% in the last five years:
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