6. Hewlett-Packard

Gain: $24.2 Billion

The most versatile PC maker Hewlett-Packard reportedly ended its 10 years loss after its Autonomy acquisition. Meg Whitman, the CEO at HP had played a great role in 2013, by controlling all the expenses and improving the profit margins in almost all the company’s business. Apart from that, she also had a vital role in the financial engineering side while she reduced the debt and pledged to spend more on share buybacks and dividends.

7. Intel

Gain: $21 Billion

In 2013, Intel came out with an impressive series of chip advancements that showed that Moore’s Law is still in force. This was the reason that impressed the investors despite the pain of plunging PC sales. But still, the share price actually increased and gained 19 percent and still the company is yet to prove itself in the increasingly mobile world.

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