Meg Whitman just announced that she is stepping down as Hewlett-Packard Enterprise Co.'s CEO (HPE) . She has been leading the company since 2011 when it was still part of HP (HP) . For those following her career, word of Whitman's departure is not a big surprise. She is set to officially leave the company at the end of January.
We are looking back at Whitman's tenure and the graduation speech she delivered at Carnegie Mellon University's commencement. She urged students to continuously seek out and stand for truth and open debate in a time of political discord. Whitman encouraged students to step out of their "intellectual silos" and expose themselves to competing ideas and philosophies.
Let's look at how increases to a quarterly dividend payment should be scrutinized by investors as we compare the moves in three companies.
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