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The Hewlett-Packard Company, the personal computer and printer maker, is close to a deal to acquire the Electronic Data Systems Corporation, the operator of corporate computer systems, for $12 billion to $13 billion, people with knowledge of the talks said Monday.

The price range suggested that Electronic Data Systems would fetch at least a 26 percent premium, based on Friday’s closing share price of $18.86.

Terms were not clear, these people said, but the deal could be announced as early as Tuesday. These people warned that negotiations were continuing and may not lead to a transaction.

Apple is allegedly paying more for its same-day-as-DVD iTunes movies than it charges customers for the downloads, indicating that the company views the movies as a loss leader to help sell other products. The ever-popular “person familiar with the matter” told the Wall Street Journal (subscription) that Apple pays the movie studios a wholesale price of $16 per movie while only charging customers $14.99 for new releases. The $1.01 loss on each movie sale is sure to add up, but Apple is apparently confident that such an agreement will pay off in the long run.