Hewlett-Packard said Tuesday that Patricia Dunn will step down as chairwoman of the San Jose, Calif.-based computer and printer maker in January amid a widening scandal involving a possibly illegal probe into media leaks. She will be succeeded by CEO Mark Hurd. Hurd will retain his existing positions as chief executive and president, and Dunn will remain as a director after she relinquishes the chair on Jan. 18. Dunn has apologized for the techniques used in the company's probe.
September 13, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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Hewlett-Packard Co. said Tuesday that Patricia Dunn will step down as chairwoman of the San Jose, Calif.-based computer and printer maker in January amid a widening scandal involving a possibly illegal probe into media leaks. She will be succeeded by CEO Mark Hurd.
Hurd will retain his existing positions as chief executive and president, and Dunn will remain as a director after she relinquishes the chair on Jan. 18.
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