Autonomy
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Regulator also fines two former partners over 2009-2011 dealings with software firm
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Former Lib Dem leader opposes Americans’ attempt to try Mike Lynch, the former boss of Autonomy, on criminal charges
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Meg Whitman testifies at $5bn civil fraud trial of Mike Lynch, founder of Autonomy
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Sushovan Hussain also fined $4m by US district judge over role of sale in British firm to Hewlett-Packard
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Court hears of row between top two executives as chief pushed ahead with £8bn deal
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The shifting patterns of English May I have a word about… Mike Lynch and tech’s ‘trial of the century’
Jonathan BouquetAs the court case between the Autonomy founder and Hewlett-Packard rumbles on, the real loser is the English language -
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Autonomy co-founder Mike Lynch brands criminal case as ‘travesty of justice’ in latest twist of 2011 acquisition
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Justice department files 12-page criminal indictment against Sushovan Hussain, accusing him of deception in $11bn Hewlett-Packard takeover
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Sushovan Hussain is accused of trying to deceive investors and HP about the software company’s performance in the runup to the $11bn takeover in 2011
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Unglamorous Micro Focus may be smaller than HP, but their impressive record in increasing profits makes this a worthy deal
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British firm Micro Focus will take on remaining software assets from HP’s ill-fated 2011 acquisition
Nils Pratley on finance Booming UK housebuilders should be last in the queue for handouts