Monday, February 3, 2014

HP reveals 'extensive errors' in Autonomy accounting

The review of Autonomy's 2010 and 2011 financials shows for the first time the scope of the software company's accounting tricks. HP's late-2012 discovery of Autonomy's accounting missteps in part led to a massive $8.8 billion writedown of the company. Current CEO Meg Whitman said in November 2012 that a senior Autonomy manager came forward with the damning details shortly after Autonomy co-founder Mike Lynch left the company. He believes HP is simply accounting for certain items differently than Autonomy did when it was a private company.
Source: CNN


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