Autonomy founder Mike Lynch submits himself for arrest over US extradition warrant
Lynch’s lawyers said the British tech entrepreneur will continue to fight the fraud allegations against him
Mike Lynch in 2012 when he was still at HP
Mike Lynch, the founder of software firm Autonomy, submitted himself for arrest as part of an extradition process initiated by authorities in the US. Lynch was arrested at Charing Cross police station...
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