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May 20, 2008, 3:26 pm
Steve Ballmer, CEO of Microsoft, was egged during a recent speech at Corvinus University of Budapest, Hungary.
The egger accused Microsoft of stealing billions from the Hungarian people and demanded that Mr. Ballmer “give that money back right now.” Mr. Ballmer didn’t even have time to fork over his wallet, however, before the attacker began chucking eggs.
After ducking behind a desk, Mr. Ballmer coolly returned to his speech once the attacker was escorted from the room. —Catherine Rampell
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