The former head of Barclays New York Foreign Exchange operation was charged with wire fraud in an alleged conspiracy to manipulate foreign exchange options in
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Former HP Exec’s Ethical Lapse Isn’t Securities Fraud
Form Hewlett-Packard CEO Mark Hurd’s alleged sexual harassment of a company contractor, lying to investigators, and doctoring of expense reports, may have been unethical but
Patent Litigation Up, New Filings in Northern District Down
Patent litigation has faced dramatic change in the last five years, with the total number of cases in district courts more than doubling since 2008,
HP Subsidiaries Admit Bribery in Russia, Poland and Mexico
Hewlett-Packard’s Russian subsidiary agreed to plead guilty to bribing Russian government officials to secure a large technology contract with the Prosecutor General’s office for the
Consumer Class Cert Denied in HP Wireless Card Case
A federal judge refused to certify a nationwide class of consumers Monday in a pending lawsuit against Hewlett-Packard Co. that alleged a breach of warranty
HP, Whitman Must Face Shareholder Wrath
Hewlett-Packard and its CEO Meg Whitman are still in trouble over the failed $11 billion purchase of UK-based software company, Autonomy Corp., in 2011. A
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