A Santa Clara County, Calif., judge grappled last week with a request from news media to unseal documents related to backdated stock options at Mercury Interactive. Judge James Kleinberg had pointed questions for the media and for Mercury and its former executives, who oppose the request. The media outlets argue that the sealed documents could reveal new details on how former Mercury executives manipulated the timing of stock option grants to try to maximize payouts.
January 10, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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A Santa Clara County, Calif., judge grappled Friday with a request by The Recorder and other news media to unseal documents related to backdated stock options at Mercury Interactive Corp.
Judge James Kleinberg had pointed questions for the media and for Mercury and its former executives, who oppose the request.
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