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Technology Stocks : Compaq

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To: Racso who wrote (58804)4/19/1999 6:13:00 PM
From: Walcalla  Read Replies (1) of 97611
 
from the advisor.com (sorry if posted already) On Sunday, the CEO and CFO announced their resignations. According to well
placed industry sources, the resignation of the CEO was a complete
surprise and was the result of a call to the Board of Directors to inform
them that the pre-announcement of earnings issued only 9 days ago - was
wrong. The CFO, which had previously informed the Board he was leaving,
was not actively involved in Compaq's operations for the past several
weeks. When informed that the CFO was going to leave, the Board had asked
Eckhard Pfeiffer, the CEO if someone was watching the ship and he
indicated he was in charge and that there no problems that were not
previously reported. The final accounting procedures at Compaq resulted in
additional inventory reserves and reversals of sales previously thought
valid. That resulted in the phone call to the Board. The Board felt lied
to and demanded that new leadership be brought in. We are working on
additional details and will post to our web site
the-adviser.com when we can gain additional confirmations.

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