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HP sued for a billion over Autonomy buy
The maker of jolly expensive printer ink, HP, is facing a $1 billion lawsuit from shareholders over its Autonomy acquisition. -
HP chairman Ray Lane quits
He signed off on the disastrous move to buy the British management software company Autonomy, much of the value of which has now been written off. -
UK police to investigate Autonomy
The maker of expensive printer ink, HP, has told the | BBC that the UK's serious fraud office is investigating the antics of Autonomy. -
HP director defends chairman from headhunters
While the knives are out for HP chairman Ray Lane and two fellow board members over their handling of the Autonomy fiasco, it seems that they have found an ally. -
HP promises to spend more on cloud research
Kadifa said that $800 million of that figure is earmarked for Vertica and Autonomy, with the remainder going to joint projects between HP Software and the storage team in HP's Enterprise Group. -
Things are getting better at HP
The surprise results are coming at a cost. HP is laying off 29,000 employees over the next two years and has written off $10.8 billion, mostly related to the writedown of Autonomy. -
HP wades into Dell's Dell buyout
Meg Whitman has so far not been able to turn the company around. In fact, in November, she wrote down $8.8 billion of the value of Autonomy. -
Meg Whitman took home $15.4 million in 2012
In November the company announced that it was taking an $8.8 billion writedown, including $5 billion on the value of Autonomy, which it bought for $10 billion in 2011. -
HP waters down Autonomy allegations
The former boss of Autonomy, Mike Lynch claims that HP has failed to provide a detailed calculation of the $8.8 billion write-down in the value of his old company. -
Shareholder accuses HP of lying about Autonomy write-down
An HP shareholder has accused it of lying about the reasons for the $8.8 billion write-down following its Autonomy buy in a lawsuit filed in a US court. -
Apotheker: Don't blame Apotheker for Autonomy
The most exciting CEO in Hewlett Packard'shistory, Leo Apotheker, has joined the very public blame game surrounding the multibillion dollar acquisition of British software outfit Autonomy, claiming the buck stopped with the firm's board members. -
Autonomy founder Mike Lynch slams HP in new website
Former Autonomy boss Mike Lynch has launched a website to help fight back in a very public battle with Hewlett Packard. -
HP refreshes Converged Storage product range
StoreAll is a scalable platform for big data retention that HP said will provide simplified environments for big data retention and cloud storage. The system will be integrated with Autonomy's IDOL software, with HP telling TechEye that there will a greater emphasis on integrating its acquired fir -
Automony was practically vapourware
The maker of expensive printer ink, HP, was suckered into spending billions to buy an overpriced accountancy software company which peddled vapourware, it has alleged, although Autonomy's founder has rejected the claims. -
Mike Lynch joins top Autonomy execs in abandoning HP
Under Apotheker's brief rule, British software company, Autonomy, got sold to HP for a staggering amount of money that some of the competition believed to be a ridiculous price tag. Now its founder, Mike Lynch, is leaving Hewlett-Packard, reports | TechWeek Europe. He isn't the only one. -
HP axes 27,000 while results disappoint
Although the results were, in general, none too rosy, surprisingly its PC division grew for its financial quarter, turning in revenues of $9.5 billion. HP’s software division grew by over 20 percent to $970 million on the back of its takeover of British company Autonomy. -
Oracle fluffs up its cloud in $1.9 billion Taleo buy
HP, meanwhile, paid arguably over the odds for Cambridge-based company Autonomy - with a price tag at $10 billion. -
2011 exposed big holes in supply chain
CommentDull 2011. Although much lightened by the strange case of Hewlett Packard and former SAPman Leo Apotheker. After making a series of astonishing decisions, including one to dump its PC division, the board decided that enough was enough, and Mr Apotheker exited stage left.
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