最新消息 - 七个尸体找到，包括主人林奇和女儿 豪华游艇沉没亿万富翁失踪的故事太离奇了，他公司的VP最近跑步也被车撞死了 两个人前两个月刚赢了和HP打了多年的官司，不会是HP找黑道下黑手了 (纯属臆测） 游艇上有22人， 12个客人， 10个船员服务员，现在六个失踪， 一个厨师尸体找到，其他人获救。 失踪的人里包括摩根斯坦利的主席夫妻， 和律师事务所的合伙人夫妻，还有林奇的18岁女儿， 他妻子获救。 富翁在船上和朋友和帮他大赢官司的律师庆祝。 Who is Mike Lynch, UK tech entrepreneur missing in superyacht sinking?
‘Britain’s Bill Gates’: Who is Mike Lynch, the UK tech entrepreneur missing after superyacht sinks? British tech entrepreneur Mike Lynch was acquitted in June of fraud charges in a landmark trial. He was accused by Hewlett Packard of working to artificially inflate the value of his company Autonomy when he sold it to the U.S. tech giant for $11.7 billion in 2011. Lynch — once lauded by the U.K. press as “Britain’s Bill Gates” — is now missing after the sinking of a superyacht off the coast of Sicily. Mike Lynch, 59, is the founder of enterprise software firm Autonomy. He was acquitted of fraud charges in June after defending himself in a trial over allegations that he artificially inflated Autonomy’s value in an $11.7 billion sale to tech giant Hewlett Packard. Chris Ratcliffe | Bloomberg | Getty Images LONDON — British technology entrepreneur Mike Lynch was acquitted of fraud charges in June in a landmark trial over allegations made by Hewlett Packard that he had artificially inflated the value of his company when he sold it to the U.S. enterprise tech giant for $11.7 billion in 2011. Just two months after his acquittal, Lynch — who was once lauded by the U.K. national press as “Britain’s Bill Gates” — was reported missing Monday after the sinking of a superyacht off the coast of Sicily. The yacht, called the Bayesian, capsized at around 4 a.m. local time while anchored off the coast of Porticello, a small fishing village located in the province of Palermo in Italy. It was struck by an unexpectedly violent storm, according to local media reports. Lynch’s wife, Angela Bacares, is among the 15 people who were rescued after the yacht’s collapse. At least one man has died, while six people — including Lynch’s daughter Hannah — remain unaccounted for, officials have said. Sicily’s civil protection agency told reporters late Monday that Morgan Stanley International Chairman Jonathan Bloomer, his wife Judy, Clifford Chance lawyer Chris Morvillo and his wife Neda were also missing as difficult search and rescue efforts resumed Tuesday. In a separate incident Saturday, Stephen Chamberlain, the former vice president of finance at Autonomy and a co-defendant in Lynch’s trial, died after being “fatally struck” by a car while out running in Cambridgeshire, England, Chamberlain’s lawyer told the Reuters news agency. Who is Mike Lynch? Lynch, 59, is the founder of enterprise software firm Autonomy. He also runs Invoke Capital, a venture capital firm focused on backing European tech startups, which he founded in 2012. He became the target of a protracted legal battle with Hewlett Packard after the technology firm accused Lynch of inflating Autonomy’s value in an $11.7 billion sale. HP took an $8.8 billion write-down on the value of Autonomy within a year of buying it. Lynch was extradited from Britain to the U.S. last year to stand trial over the HP allegations. He faced criminal charges, including wire fraud and conspiracy for allegedly scheming to inflate Autonomy’s revenue starting in 2009 in a bid to entice a buyer. But two months ago, Lynch, who has long denied the accusations, was acquitted of fraud charges in a surprise victory following the trial, which lasted for three months. During the trial, Lynch took the stand in his own defense, denying wrongdoing and telling jurors that HP botched Autonomy’s integration. Prosecutors had alleged Lynch, along with Autonomy’s now-deceased finance executive Chamberlain, padded Autonomy’s finances in a number of ways. These included back-dated agreements and so-called round-tripping deals that sought to artificially inflate Autonomy’s sales by fronting cash to customers through fake contracts. Lynch told jurors that he was focused on technology-related matters at Autonomy and left accounting and money decisions to the company’s then-chief financial officer, Sushovan Hussain. watch n Hussain was separately convicted in the U.S. in 2018 on charges of conspiracy, wire fraud and securities fraud related to the HP deal. He was released from prison in January after serving a five-year sentence. ‘Britain’s Bill Gates’ Lynch was born in Ilford, a large town in East London, in 1965 and grew up near Chelmsford in the English county of Essex. He attended the University of Cambridge, where he studied natural sciences, focusing on areas including electronics, mathematics and biology. After completing his undergraduate studies, Lynch completed a Ph.D. in signals processing and communications. Toward the end of the 1980s, Lynch founded Lynett Systems Ltd., a firm which produced designs and audio products for the music industry. A few years later, in the early 1990s, he founded a fingerprint recognition business called Cambridge Neurodynamics, which counted the South Yorkshire Police among its customers. But his big break came in 1996 with Autonomy, which he co-founded with David Tabizel and Richard Gaunt as a spinoff from Cambridge Neurodynamics. The company scaled into one of Britain’s biggest tech firms. Lynch held a lot of influence in the U.K. technology sphere at the height of his success, having once been dubbed Britain’s Bill Gates by the media. He was previously on the board of U.K. broadcaster BBC. He also once served as an advisor to the British government on the Council for Science and Technology. In his role as head of venture firm Invoke, Lynch was closely involved in helping British cybersecurity firm Darktrace and legal software startup Luminance get off the ground, backing both firms with sizable sums of cash. Publicly listed Darktrace, which had fended off similar allegations of inflating its revenue by U.S. short seller Quintessential Capital Management, earlier this year agreed to a deal to be bought out and taken private by U.S. private equity firm Thoma Bravo for $5.32 billion in cash. Lynch previously made the Forbes’ billionaires list in 2014 and 2015, with an estimate net worth of $1 billion, according to the business news outlet. However, while facing legal costs in the dispute with HP, he dropped off the list in 2016.watch now Legal struggles aside, Lynch has several hobbies to keep him busy, including keeping and caring for cattle and pigs at his home in Suffolk. “I keep rare breeds,” Lynch told LeadersIn during an interview. “I have cows that became defunct in the 1940s and pigs that no one has kept since the medieval times and none of them have any Apple products whatsoever.” Lynch reportedly returned to his farm in Suffolk, a county in the east of England, to recover from his U.S. legal battle, the local East Anglian Times newspaper reported. Weeks before he was reported missing, Lynch told The Times newspaper of how he feared dying in prison if found guilty over the HP allegations. ″’If this had gone the wrong way, it would have been the end of my life as I have known it in any sense,” Lynch said in the interview with The Times. “It’s bizarre, but now you have a second life - the question is, what do you want to do with it?” he added.
豪华游艇沉没亿万富翁失踪的故事太离奇了，他公司的VP最近跑步也被车撞死了 两个人前两个月刚赢了和HP打了多年的官司，不会是HP找黑道下黑手了 (纯属臆测）
游艇上有22人， 12个客人， 10个船员服务员，现在六个失踪， 一个厨师尸体找到，其他人获救。 失踪的人里包括摩根斯坦利的主席夫妻， 和律师事务所的合伙人夫妻，还有林奇的18岁女儿， 他妻子获救。 富翁在船上和朋友和帮他大赢官司的律师庆祝。
Who is Mike Lynch, UK tech entrepreneur missing in superyacht sinking?
‘Britain’s Bill Gates’: Who is Mike Lynch, the UK tech entrepreneur missing after superyacht sinks?
British tech entrepreneur Mike Lynch was acquitted in June of fraud charges in a landmark trial. He was accused by Hewlett Packard of working to artificially inflate the value of his company Autonomy when he sold it to the U.S. tech giant for $11.7 billion in 2011. Lynch — once lauded by the U.K. press as “Britain’s Bill Gates” — is now missing after the sinking of a superyacht off the coast of Sicily.
Mike Lynch, 59, is the founder of enterprise software firm Autonomy. He was acquitted of fraud charges in June after defending himself in a trial over allegations that he artificially inflated Autonomy’s value in an $11.7 billion sale to tech giant Hewlett Packard. Chris Ratcliffe | Bloomberg | Getty Images LONDON — British technology entrepreneur Mike Lynch was acquitted of fraud charges in June in a landmark trial over allegations made by Hewlett Packard that he had artificially inflated the value of his company when he sold it to the U.S. enterprise tech giant for $11.7 billion in 2011. Just two months after his acquittal, Lynch — who was once lauded by the U.K. national press as “Britain’s Bill Gates” — was reported missing Monday after the sinking of a superyacht off the coast of Sicily.
The yacht, called the Bayesian, capsized at around 4 a.m. local time while anchored off the coast of Porticello, a small fishing village located in the province of Palermo in Italy. It was struck by an unexpectedly violent storm, according to local media reports. Lynch’s wife, Angela Bacares, is among the 15 people who were rescued after the yacht’s collapse. At least one man has died, while six people — including Lynch’s daughter Hannah — remain unaccounted for, officials have said. Sicily’s civil protection agency told reporters late Monday that Morgan Stanley International Chairman Jonathan Bloomer, his wife Judy, Clifford Chance lawyer Chris Morvillo and his wife Neda were also missing as difficult search and rescue efforts resumed Tuesday. In a separate incident Saturday, Stephen Chamberlain, the former vice president of finance at Autonomy and a co-defendant in Lynch’s trial, died after being “fatally struck” by a car while out running in Cambridgeshire, England, Chamberlain’s lawyer told the Reuters news agency.
Who is Mike Lynch? Lynch, 59, is the founder of enterprise software firm Autonomy. He also runs Invoke Capital, a venture capital firm focused on backing European tech startups, which he founded in 2012.
He became the target of a protracted legal battle with Hewlett Packard after the technology firm accused Lynch of inflating Autonomy’s value in an $11.7 billion sale. HP took an $8.8 billion write-down on the value of Autonomy within a year of buying it.
Lynch was extradited from Britain to the U.S. last year to stand trial over the HP allegations. He faced criminal charges, including wire fraud and conspiracy for allegedly scheming to inflate Autonomy’s revenue starting in 2009 in a bid to entice a buyer.
But two months ago, Lynch, who has long denied the accusations, was acquitted of fraud charges in a surprise victory following the trial, which lasted for three months. During the trial, Lynch took the stand in his own defense, denying wrongdoing and telling jurors that HP botched Autonomy’s integration.
Prosecutors had alleged Lynch, along with Autonomy’s now-deceased finance executive Chamberlain, padded Autonomy’s finances in a number of ways. These included back-dated agreements and so-called round-tripping deals that sought to artificially inflate Autonomy’s sales by fronting cash to customers through fake contracts. Lynch told jurors that he was focused on technology-related matters at Autonomy and left accounting and money decisions to the company’s then-chief financial officer, Sushovan Hussain. watch n Hussain was separately convicted in the U.S. in 2018 on charges of conspiracy, wire fraud and securities fraud related to the HP deal. He was released from prison in January after serving a five-year sentence.
‘Britain’s Bill Gates’
Lynch was born in Ilford, a large town in East London, in 1965 and grew up near Chelmsford in the English county of Essex. He attended the University of Cambridge, where he studied natural sciences, focusing on areas including electronics, mathematics and biology. After completing his undergraduate studies, Lynch completed a Ph.D. in signals processing and communications.
Toward the end of the 1980s, Lynch founded Lynett Systems Ltd., a firm which produced designs and audio products for the music industry. A few years later, in the early 1990s, he founded a fingerprint recognition business called Cambridge Neurodynamics, which counted the South Yorkshire Police among its customers. But his big break came in 1996 with Autonomy, which he co-founded with David Tabizel and Richard Gaunt as a spinoff from Cambridge Neurodynamics. The company scaled into one of Britain’s biggest tech firms.
Lynch held a lot of influence in the U.K. technology sphere at the height of his success, having once been dubbed Britain’s Bill Gates by the media. He was previously on the board of U.K. broadcaster BBC. He also once served as an advisor to the British government on the Council for Science and Technology. In his role as head of venture firm Invoke, Lynch was closely involved in helping British cybersecurity firm Darktrace and legal software startup Luminance get off the ground, backing both firms with sizable sums of cash.
Publicly listed Darktrace, which had fended off similar allegations of inflating its revenue by U.S. short seller Quintessential Capital Management, earlier this year agreed to a deal to be bought out and taken private by U.S. private equity firm Thoma Bravo for $5.32 billion in cash. Lynch previously made the Forbes’ billionaires list in 2014 and 2015, with an estimate net worth of $1 billion, according to the business news outlet. However, while facing legal costs in the dispute with HP, he dropped off the list in 2016.watch now
Legal struggles aside, Lynch has several hobbies to keep him busy, including keeping and caring for cattle and pigs at his home in Suffolk. “I keep rare breeds,” Lynch told LeadersIn during an interview. “I have cows that became defunct in the 1940s and pigs that no one has kept since the medieval times and none of them have any Apple products whatsoever.”
Lynch reportedly returned to his farm in Suffolk, a county in the east of England, to recover from his U.S. legal battle, the local East Anglian Times newspaper reported. Weeks before he was reported missing, Lynch told The Times newspaper of how he feared dying in prison if found guilty over the HP allegations. ″’If this had gone the wrong way, it would have been the end of my life as I have known it in any sense,” Lynch said in the interview with The Times. “It’s bizarre, but now you have a second life - the question is, what do you want to do with it?” he added.
楼上这ID怎么跟孔乙己似的，逮个发言的机会就BB车轱辘话。“大妈大妈”的，好像她自己活不到大妈似的，酸的一批。
你这么一说倒是提醒大家了，看样子她是活不到大妈的年龄了
这货以为嫁了白骨科医生变成了人上人，结果被大妈们踩，受到了巨大刺激
不然呢？你是以为有钱就永生不死，还是钱能带进棺材？
哈哈哈 原来如此啊
多恶劣？晴转多云，西北风2级？….
意大利警方会进入船舱查看。 他的女儿， 摩根斯坦利的主席和老婆也同时失踪了。 一个厨师的尸体已经找到。
这个ID也不知是看不起谁，版上自己做医生的大妈都不是少数，她嫁了个医生，至于这么没见过世面的样子嘛。
嫁了医生， 就不会变成大妈了， 是嫁了整容医生？纯好奇。
还会成大妈，但那也是嫁了个白人医生的大妈呀！跟普通黄脸婆不一个人种。
有可能
同感， 而且是在西西里，想起了White Lotus
关键是翻了船HP就不用赔钱了吗？
他的案子是刑事案，被HP指控诈骗
这id老说自己有多么幸福快乐，可是她的言语论调很多很mean, 不像幸福之人能说的话，还经常神经病似的。 屏蔽她就是了，这种网友让人心情不好。
就是躲起来了
我以为ta是男的，在炫耀男人永远是少年。
让人心情不好可能就是这些人的目的。感觉她精神出问题了
估计不在湾区，骨科医生在湾区都没有到贫穷线。
做医生老婆难道是一辈子的饭票，要是医生那一天一脚把她给蹬了，就该她哭了
她的网民是奈斯的春姑娘，我觉得她一点都不奈斯
原来如此，就说这ID回复总带着强烈的情绪，好像生气永远没法哄好的样子
也就是整个造假的主谋团队。CFO被撞死。其它三人在船上被做掉。另外的人是Collateral Damage。
Matt Dimon 主演的Jason Bourne有一集就是他偷爬地中海里的一艘游艇执行任务，该杀的都杀了。
但是最后逃走的时候被给他任务的人背后开了两枪。幸好被意大利的渔民救了。
这艘船上那个死掉的厨师可能就是Matt Dimon的角色啊，可惜没有那么命好
我已经分不清现实和剧情了
看到更新。精准下手啊！厨师倒霉被误伤了。
被撞死的是前VP of Finance。
原CFO在相关但是单独的刑事案里被判有罪，服刑五年，今年初刚出狱。
给个 link? morgan stanley 那 couple 也找到了？我看新闻还是missing.
最新的新闻说船基本完好无损 但是那天说是 big storm 穿翻了
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/mike-lynch-yacht-sicily-divers-recover-remains-bayesian-superyacht/