Coming this week. We think...
Published: 8 April 2002 07:54 GMT
Walter Hewlett, the outspoken director of HP, will find out later this week whether his legal attempt to derail the proposed £22bn HP-Compaq merger has been successful after a US judge ended a hearing yesterday still to make a decision.
Judge William Chandler told the court in Delaware - after a two and a half hour ruling - that a decision would be made in the coming days.
Hewlett issued a legal challenge following the merger vote last month. Although the official result of the vote is still to be revealed, HP boss Carly Fiorina believes she has a mandate to complete the merger.
However, Hewlett insists HP used "improper means" to obtain votes from Deutsche Asset Management.
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