HP spy probe faces federal checks
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US federal prosecutors have asked for information on Hewlett Packard's probe into boardroom leaks, the group says.
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Two Hewlett-Packard Co.   officials were subpoenaed to testify at a House Energy and  Commerce subcommittee hearing Thursday on the company's probe  into leaks from its board, a source familiar with the  investigation said on Monday.
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By Ross Kerber and Sacha Pfeiffer, The Boston Globe  Sep. 14--California officials investigating the corporate spying issues  at Hewlett-Packard Co.
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By Damon Darlin and Matt Richtel  John Markoff contributed reporting.  *  Pressure is mounting on the Hewlett-Packard chief executive, Mark Hurd, to explain what appears to have been a greater role in the company's spying operation than was initially indicated.
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By Jordan Robertson  Investigators plan to search the Boston-area offices of a private investigation firm involved in the Hewlett-Packard Co. spying scandal, California Attorney General Bill Lockyer said Thursday.
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Internal documents say HP has pretexted before and that its investigators trailed a reporter while on vacation.
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The Justice Department has begun an internal investigation into its handling of information gathered in the government's domestic spying program.
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By JORDAN ROBERTSON  SAN FRANCISCO - Investigators plan to search the Boston-area offices of a private investigation firm involved in the Hewlett-Packard Co. spying scandal, California Attorney General Bill Lockyer said Thursday.
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SAN FRANCISCO -- The congressional panel investigating Hewlett-Packard Co.'s boardroom spying probe has demanded that CEO Mark Hurd explain $1.37 million worth of options he exercised just before the scandal became public, two congressmen said Wednesday.
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A U.S. House of Representatives   panel on Wednesday extended its probe into Hewlett-Packard   Co.'s use of private telephone records by subpoenaing five   private investigators to testify at a Thursday hearing.
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A U.S. government panel has asked a corporate ethics lawyer from Hewlett-Packard (HP) to testify in its Sept. 28 hearing onÂ the company's use of "pretexting"Â to spy on journalists, board members and other employees.
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A congressional committee looking at corporate spying practices at Hewlett-Packard Co. already has found links between other large companies and researchers who used sketchy and possibly illegal investigation methods.
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By Stephen Foley in New York  Hewlett-Packard is facing a federal investigation into whether the company broke the law when the computer manufacturer obtained directors' and journalists' phone records as part of its attempt to hunt down the source of boardroom leaks.
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By Jim Hopkins  Raising pressure on Hewlett-Packard, a congressional panel investigating HP's boardroom spying scandal is seeking testimony from two more company executives at a high-profile hearing next week.
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SAN FRANCISCO -- The probe into who knew what, and when, about spying at Hewlett-Packard Co. threatened to reach into the chief executive's office yesterday, rattling investors, who feared the world's largest technology company was sailing into a perfect storm.
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By Ross Kerber, The Boston Globe  Sep. 16--Needham private investigator Ronald R. DeLia yesterday was asked  to testify in Washington this month by congressional officials looking for  explanations in the corporate-spying affair at Hewlett-Packard Co.
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Hewlett-Packard Co.'s media-leak investigation went forward despite warnings from HP security personnel that the tactics used were "probably illegal" and should be stopped, according to documents collected for today's congressional hearing on the scandal.