If the merger goes bad, does Carly have to pay back all the money she spend
on ad's? Is she liable for these expensens?

Guess, HP will raise its prices and charge more for consulting.

And who currently and for the next months needs a lot of help and
consulting for the migration? Not that we get any additional value out of it
==> we will be charged and we will pay the bill.
Any bets?
Michael


On Fri, 8 Mar 2002 13:48:25 -0600, John Pollard
<[log in to unmask]> wrote:

>"David T Darnell" <[log in to unmask]> wrote
>
>> The Reason article stated HP is spending about $147 per voter
>[stockholder]
>> promoting the merger. How much is that per share? How many votable
>shares
>> are out there? How will this impact share value and dividends? Who's
>got
>> the numbers?
>>
>> Does this level of expense make HP leadership appear responsible to
>the
>> stockholders' interests?
>
>
>I got a phone call from HP (or a representative) this morning to ask if
>I had voted my white proxy.  Are they going to call all 900,000
>shareholders?
>
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