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On the day of the Congressional hearing for Hewlett-Packard, the first federal investigation into corporate espionage practices that could be industry-wide, we're following who says what, but more importantly, who refuses to speak at all. Here's who took the Fifth so far:
Meanwhile, chairwoman Patricia Dunn and HP lead outside counsel Larry Sonsini agreed to answer questions, showing that they believe they can escape the blame if they point to the more immediate culprits.
Former HP executives invoke right not to testify [Reuters]
Dunn grilled by Congress [CNET]
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