Hewlett Packard was such a logical buyer for Palm (NSDQ: PALM) that it seemed unlikely to ever happen. After the market closed Wednesday, though, the companies announced that HP has a deal to pay $1.2 billion for the troubled smartphone-maker. It’s been a monster roller-coaster ride for Palm and its shareholders. A quick look here at our most recent coverage on paidContent and mocoNews; You can also dig through the Palm archives.
» HP Buys Palm For $1.2 Billion
» Palm’s Back-Up Plan If Its List Of Buy-Out Candidates Shrinks To Zero
» RadioShack Gives Up On Palm
» Palm’s Struggles Will Handicap Its Ability To Ward Off Upcoming Competition
» Palm Adds A Retention Program For Key Employees, As SVP Abbott Quits
» Hedge Fund Manager Falcone Buys Stake In Palm
» Is Palm Putting Itself Up For Sale?
» Palm’s Stock Dives As Analyst Downgrades Target Price To $0
» Palm Issues Warning That Their Phones Aren’t Selling Like Hotcakes
» Analyst Predicts Bright Future For Palm’s WebOS
» Palm Raises $359.9 Million; Confirms Handset Launches
» The Palm Pre May Or May Not Be Meeting Expectations
» Earnings: Palm’s Financial Results Sink Without Revenues Flowing In From Pre Yet
» Palm To Pay New CEO Jon Rubinstein Up To $1.7 Million A Year; Colligan’s Departure Is Costly
» Palm To Pay New CEO Jon Rubinstein Up To $1.7 Million A Year; Colligan’s Departure Is Costly
» The Reviews Are In: The Palm Pre May Be As Good As The iPhone
» Palm Increases Public Offering, Sets Pricing
» Palm Investor Predicts The Day The Pre Will Overtake The iPhone