Britain's Tech Founder Accused of Masterminding $11B 'Fraud'

Monday, 18 March 2024, 18:38

Mike Lynch, a tech founder compared to Steve Jobs, faces allegations of orchestrating an $11 billion fraud that deceived Hewlett-Packard into acquiring Autonomy. Prosecutors revealed a 'multiyear, multilayered fraud' scheme at the beginning of Lynch's criminal trial in California. The trial's outcome may significantly impact the global markets and investors' trust in tech companies.

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Mike Lynch's Alleged $11B 'Fraud'

British tech founder Mike Lynch, likened to Steve Jobs, allegedly orchestrated a massive fraud that led to Hewlett-Packard acquiring Autonomy for $11 billion.

Prosecutors' Claims

Lure: Lynch is accused of deceiving Hewlett-Packard through a 'multiyear, multilayered fraud' scheme.

The trial's revelations cast doubt on trust in tech companies and their valuations.

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