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Showing 1-11 of 11 results foundPhotos: The major players in the HP drama
September 12, 2006 Meet Patricia Dunn, Tom Perkins and the other main characters in the investigation and its aftermath.HP warned on leak probe's legality
September 30, 2006 In August, outside lawyers said using Social Security numbers to get phone records "more likely than not" violated law.HP chairman resigns, CEO confirms knowledge of probe
September 22, 2006 CEO Mark Hurd takes over chairman's post as Patricia Dunn resigns from a board grappling with scandal. HP's boardroom dramaAn HP time line
September 7, 2006 A look at the pivotal moments in the Hewlett-Packard boardroom shake-up.Documents: HP's internal pretexting dialogue
October 13, 2006 Check out highlights (and lowlights) in 700 pages of e-mails, IMs and more between executives and private investigators.Time for HP to clean house
September 7, 2006 CNET News.com's Charles Cooper says the burgeoning "Patriciagate" scandal is spiraling out of control.HP's chief executive linked to journalist probe
September 21, 2006 E-mails link Mark Hurd for the first time to the company's controversial internal investigation of leaks to the news media.Fiorina also pursued leaks at HP
October 5, 2006 Former HP chief Carly Fiorina ordered the first leak investigation in January 2005, she says in her memoir. The New York TimesWeek in review: HP goes to Washington
September 29, 2006 Key players in pretexting probe appear before Congress, expressing regret or taking the Fifth.HP's top lawyer leaves, won't testify
September 28, 2006 Ann Baskins, who spent most of her career there, was implicated in the leak investigation scandal.Bring back the HP Way, Mr. Hurd
September 22, 2006 As every new bizarre detail emerges, it becomes clearer that the CEO has only one choice: Come clean. Sponsored matches for "Patricia Dunn"
