Identify and explain the investments disclosed by HP. Where are the disclosures? Is there information you cannot access due to generalization and issues of materiality? How is the concept of revenue recognition disclosed in your SEC 10-K? Identify and explain the recognition issues faced by your company. Use the HP's Oct 31 2023 Sec 10-K report.
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