One battled relentlessly with opposing counsel while the other stayed cool under aggressive questioning.
As Hewlett-Packard CEO Carly Fiorina continued her testimony in Delaware Court of Chancery, she was more combative in her exchanges with attorney Stephen Neal than she was on Tuesday. And as he did Tuesday, Neal — the main lawyer for HP director Walter Hewlett — pressed Fiorina with questions about the company’s disclosure of financial information, focusing on data that the CEO was getting from internal reports.
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