Mike Lynch testified that HP bungled the integration of his company and that if it overpaid it had only itself to blame. Photo: Loren Elliott/Bloomberg Complete Coverage of Fraud Trial of Autonomy Execs Lynch, Chamberlain
HP in 2011 paid $11 billion to buy Mike Lynch's software company, Autonomy—a deal that turned out disastrously for the Silicon Valley giant. The question for jurors was whether Lynch and Stephen Chamberlain used accounting trickery to dupe HP into overpaying.
August 23, 2024 at 08:42 AM
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White Collar Crime
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