H.P. Chairwoman Aims Not to Be the Scapegoat
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Patricia C. Dunn will have to convince Hewlett-PackardÂs board that she should not be dumped for the scandal rocking the company.
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Even her detractors acknowledge that Patricia C. Dunn, the person at the center of Hewlett-Packard's spying scandal, is one tough woman.
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She doesn't cede religious turf to conservatives but dismays some liberals.
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The former chairwoman and chief says in her new book, ÂTough Choices,Â she deserves plenty of credit for H.P.Âs recent recovery.
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Â· Leadership candidate talks of taking risksÂ· Party 'must tackle fear and security issues'
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This is not the kind of group you would want as your enemy. Its members have experience, political savvy and an insider's knowledge of how the place is run. They also aren't afraid to talk.
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MARK COLVIN: To the election of a new speaker and it&#39;s not the one who everybody expected. It&#39;s not Bronwyn Bishop or Bruce Baird.
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Hewlett-Packard Co. HPQ.N Chief   Executive Mark Hurd told lawmakers on Thursday there were no   excuses for a probe of boardroom leaks that led investigators   to obtain private telephone records deceptively.
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LOBBYIST Dr Glenda Simms is urging sexually abused women in the upper echelons of society to speak out more about their experiences as victims of violence, as a means of empowering their less affluent counterparts to do likewise.
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PRIME Minister John Howard is insisting he has not deliberately misled the Australian public over the children overboard affair.
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A person with knowledge of SundayÂs HP board meeting said there is a strong chance that Patricia C. Dunn will be forced to resign.
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By Paul Elias  SAN FRANCISCO  --  Hewlett-Packard Co.'s board adjourned an emergency phone conference Sunday without announcing whether it would oust Chairwoman Patricia Dunn for ordering an investigation that may have used illegal means to spy on colleagues and journalists.
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By Jordan Robertson  SAN JOSE, Calif. - Hewlett-Packard Chairwoman Patricia Dunn took the fall Tuesday after admitting she authorized an investigation that relied on "inappropriate techniques" to uncover who was leaking boardroom secrets to the media.
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The First Lady - and the former President - find a common cause
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The House Armed Services chairman, who advocates a tough stance on terrorist prisoner suspects, warned Wednesday against being too lax in prosecuting detainees.
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Though she may be nobodyâs vision of a rabble-rouser Nozizwe Madlala-Routledge, recently dismissed as South Africaâs deputy health minister, has found herself at the center of controversy.
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His candidacy works to inspire, while she appeals to reason and cites credentials.