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HP, Microsoft to expand Chinese business

Reily Gregson
By Reily Gregson
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SHANGHAI, China—Hewlett-Packard Company and Microsoft have announced plans to expand their software business in China and have decided to hire more staff for that purpose.

HP said it will hire 1,500 more workers, while Microsoft plans to hire 300 more.

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