US prosecutors call British tech founder Mike Lynch 'driving force' behind fraud

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US prosecutors call British tech founder Mike Lynch 'driving force' behind fraud
Mike Lynch, the wealthy tech founder once hailed as Britain's answer to Steve Jobs, oversaw a "multiyear, multilayered fraud" that lured Hewlett-Packard into paying US$11 billion ($16.7 billion) for his software company Autonomy, prosecutors told a US jury in California at the beginning of his ...

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