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Ousted HP CEO Mark Hurd shows new Oracle data-storage computer, keeps quiet about controversy Posted: Sep 20, 2010 7:21 PM
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Hurd shows new Oracle machine; silent on scandal SAN FRANCISCO — Mark Hurd showed off a new Oracle data-storage computer Monday in one of his first major public acts as an Oracle employee. Hurd was forced out as Hewlett-Packard Co.'s CEO last month. He didn't address that controversy in a talk at Oracle Corp.'s annual conference in .... Original source  : Ousted HP CEO Mark Hurd shows new Oracle data-storage computer, keeps quiet about controversy.

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