Also, what’s the connection between Levy and the software company called Autonomy? HP bought them ten years ago and took an 8BN write off because the board cooked the books and inflated fake revenue. The CFO did five years for fraud and I seem to remember Levy was involved in the firm years ago
Another criminal acquaintance banged up by the US courts. I might see if I can contact a jounranilist about this and try and create a story. Dodgy little bald cunt
Edit: Daniel Philip Levy of 67 Fountain House, Park Street, London, W1K 6HG was a board director until 1999. Ok that was 12 years before the sale but I bet the little fuck still had stock and benefited from this fraudulent activity.
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The CEO and founder, Mike Lynch, ,was recently cleared of al charges in a US Court only a week ago, surprised you are not aware of this.
Why the odds were stacked against Mike Lynch and what can be learned from his extradition and unsuccessful US prosecution
The unsuccessful US prosecution of the founder and former chief executive of Autonomy highlighted, yet again, the one-sidedness of the UK extradition treaty signed with the US.
It is impossible to overstate the significance of British tech entrepreneur Mike Lynch's acquittal by a San Francisco jury.
Dr Lynch, the founder and former chief executive of Autonomy, was cleared on Thursday night of all criminal charges that he fraudulently inflated the FTSE-100 software company's revenues prior to its $11bn takeover in 2011 by Hewlett-Packard.
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Victory comes at a multimillion dollar cost for Mike Lynch
Cambridge tech entrepreneur and investor Dr Mike Lynch is still fighting legal battles stemming from HP’s $11.1 billion of takeover of Autonomy despite being cleared of 15 fraud charges in the US last week. Besides any effects the 13-year legal battle may have had on his welfare, Dr Lynch’s...
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ENIC were an early investor in Autonomy in the 90's (pre its investments in football when it also had a sizeable stake in Warner Bros and other businesses ) - I think originally owning some 20% - but had sold down much of its stake by early 2000's and used a lot of its profits to buy into Spurs.
