Tuesday, November 20, 2012
HP Says They Were Frauded How About 911 And NYC Tax Payers
HP is lead perp in the ECTP 911 Tech Scandal and yet in another case -- they said they were frauded.
Rewind -- from this blog I have requested NYC gov -- We The People sue SAIC's auditors Deloitte.
Remember I told use 911 HP had no 911 experience,
911 is bigger than CityTime crime and HP should be facing criminal charges but instead we have a soft landing for HP.
HP Says they were Frauded by Autonomy and guess what Audit firm is in the mix? Deloitte?
For the street this is good news...why on earth are the auditors not being pulled in on CITYTIME?
"H-P, of Palo Alto, Calif., said it was writing down a vast majority of Autonomy, a software company it acquired last year for more than $10 billion, due to "serious accounting improprieties, disclosure failures and outright misrepresentations""
"H-P said Deloitte LLP audited the deal, and KPMG LLP had audited Deloitte's efforts. "Neither of them saw what we now see after someone came forward to point us in the right direction.""
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424127887324352004578130712448913412.html
Rewind -- from this blog I have requested NYC gov -- We The People sue SAIC's auditors Deloitte.
Remember I told use 911 HP had no 911 experience,
911 is bigger than CityTime crime and HP should be facing criminal charges but instead we have a soft landing for HP.
HP Says they were Frauded by Autonomy and guess what Audit firm is in the mix? Deloitte?
For the street this is good news...why on earth are the auditors not being pulled in on CITYTIME?
"H-P, of Palo Alto, Calif., said it was writing down a vast majority of Autonomy, a software company it acquired last year for more than $10 billion, due to "serious accounting improprieties, disclosure failures and outright misrepresentations""
"H-P said Deloitte LLP audited the deal, and KPMG LLP had audited Deloitte's efforts. "Neither of them saw what we now see after someone came forward to point us in the right direction.""
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424127887324352004578130712448913412.html