Posted on 12/30/2011 7:53:25 AM PST by SmithL
The confidential letter, which ultimately led to Hurd's abrupt ouster from the world's largest tech company in 2010, also alleged that Hurd told Fisher he had other mistresses . . .
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Thank God this toothy-grinned harlot NEVER encouraged him. Just looking at her you can tell she’s a virgin who’s NEVER led a man on sexually. By the way honey, NEVER allow them to take a picture of your arm fat hanging down! All this bitch had to say was she wasn’t interested and walk away, but the LURE of a multi-million dollar lawsuit was just toooooo tempting for this Bunt!
Her first day on “the job”? What was she “hired” to do?
Why oh why aren’t there any people who can go through life without their minds in the gutter.
You never hear that expression anymore. When I was in high school, “mind in the gutter” was something we said to one another while shaking our heads.
People just want sex all the time. It’s gross.
Touched what exactly? Her teet? Her crotch? I doubt that, probably just her hand. And he "asked her to spend the night in his room". I guess the word "no" is too much for this dingbat to say? And of course once again along comes Allred like a 1970s pimp "You wanna play wit one of my girls you gotta grease my palm". I can't believe the shiet this cow gets away with. FOr example isn't prostitution illegal in most states? Then where does she get off demanding money when a man has sex with a woman such as Tiger Woods? That's prostitution! And let's throw blackmail on top of that "Pay me or I tell on what you did in the sack".
He should keep his nasty hand to himself
Michael Crichton’s book “Disclosure” comes to mind.
Gloria Allmarxistred must think that Hurd is running for president. I thought she was going after CONSERVATIVE BLACKS who are running for president!
Not sure about Allred, but Mark's in for a pounding.
HP stocks plummeted as a result of Hurd’s mismanagement. The attempt to keep this letter secret was to shield Hurd from legal action by shareholders.
Besides, not only did he get his hand caught in the cookie jar, he falsified expense statements so the corporation would pick up the tab for jetting this gal around while attempting to groom her for a sexual liaison.
What a dirtbag. Showing off his checking statement to impress this lady, then cheezin out by not paying for his own expenses.
Then, he resigns HP and walked away with millions. The shareholders and employees are the ones who got shafted and their lookin for a lil payback.
More power to’em!
It was Hurd that was fixated on her. When they audited his corporate computer, they found Hurd had hours of soft core porn on the hard drive.
I'd say it was Hurd that was fantasizing and grooming to fulfill the fantasy.
I wonder if they asked her how to measure Germans in her job interview. Proves my point that HP hires stupid s&%$s.
Hurd was three CEOs ago. What pounding are you talking about? He was dumped for his dealings with his girlfriend. I don’t know where you came up with the other crap you posted. The stock didn’t tank under Hurd. It hasn’t done well since the board acted thoughtlessly, in my opinion.
Nose tweak, hammer lock, what?
What? are you his cousin or something?
Shareholders will make Hurd pony up, you can take stock in that lil diddy cuz.
There isn’t a thing stockholders can do to Hurd. The stock lost value due to market forces and the boards unwise decision to unseat a successful CEO. The stock slid under the leadership of Hurd’s replacement and I haven’t seen a rebound under the latest CEO. I don’t think her experience as CEO of E-Bay is viewed as being a plus for HP.
Hurd was ousted in Aug 2010, stock plummeted from close to $48 per share to $37 in a few days following the announcement. Market forces were indeed weighing on the market in general, but this surprise revelation only exacerbated the decline.
As far as the boards “unwise” decision to unseat Hurd. He violated policy. Regardless of his position, Hurd should be treated as any employee. He was urged to resign, he did.
Hurd walked away with millions. Other employees would have been seen the doorway with zero. Hurd’s conduct harmed the HP brand and set in motion months of customer uncertainty, loss of market share and a further decline in stock valuation. I certainly agree, the wonky board has had it's share of mis-steps that did not help matters.
All in all, Hurd’s misconduct did in fact harm shareholder portfolio valuation and I'm pretty certain Hurd will be held to account by shareholders. The saga continues.
As the CEO Hurd could set, modify or nullify corporate policy as he saw fit, most certainly as it pertained to the use of a corporate computer.
Everything else involved his relationship with a woman. A relationship that the board chose to overreact to. It was the board’s decision to fire Hurd that caused HP stock to drop slightly less than 25%.
The board chose to dump an excellent CEO instead of hitting him in the wallet. It was the board’s politically correct mistake that caused the stock drop, not Hurd.
Have you noticed how difficult it has been for Hurd to find employment, none at all. He was hired almost as soon as he left HP headquarters.
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