[...] after several years of weak performance, the company is spending billions of dollars on restructuring as it prepares to split into two separate corporations - one focused on PCs and printers, and the other selling commercial tech products. Consumers are buying fewer PCs and printers, while business customers are shifting to a "cloud computing" model that lowers the cost of software and reduces the need for massive, in-house computer centers to run their operations. The stock fell another 1 percent in late trading after the company issued its financial report and forecast adjusted earnings for the current quarter to range from 92 cents to 98 cents a share.