Meg Whitman Says HP Was Defrauded By Autonomy; HP Stock Plunges
McGruber writes "CNBC is reporting that Meg Whitman claims HP was defrauded in its purchase of Autonomy. 'We believed there is a willful effort on the part of certain members of Autonomy management to mislead shareholders when Autonomy was a publicly traded company, and to mislead potential buyers including HP,' Whitman said. 'We stand by the forensic review that we've seen,' she added. I wish her the same level of success I had when I filed an eBay claim."
Also covered at SlashBI, which names the write-down damage: $8.8 billion.
She wasn't the CEO of HP when the acquisition happend this one isn't her fault.
500 dollar reward for tip(s) leading to the arrest of the person(s) who stole my sig.
She wasn't the CEO of HP when the acquisition happend this one isn't her fault.
It's at least partially her fault. Per the FA:
In an interview with CNBC, Whitman said she regretted voting to approve the deal with Autonomy,