HP’s Dunn Resigns from Board [CNN]
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September 22, 2006
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<p>In a prepared statement, Dunn said, “The fact that we had leaks on the board had to be resolved. But the inappropriate techniques that were applied do not reflect the values of Hewlett-Packard,” meaning the ends did not justify the means.</p>
<p>There’s more at the CNN article linked to below, including a timeline of the debacle, and it’s worth a read. Although the scandal shouldn’t have lasting effects on the Gadgetsphere, it is interesting news nonetheless.<br />
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Dunn’s early resignation is a good move for the company. While the actions director on the board that was leaking information was clearly wrong, her counteractions in violating private records of both board members and reporters alike are absolutely unethical..and likely illegal.
Unfortunately, HP will be the one to suffer the most from this whole debacle. HP was making a stellar comeback under Mark Hurd. Just when it was picking up momentum, these very regrettable actions came to light. I’d be really pissed if I was a HP shareholder.