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Oracle sees solid growth for its fourth quarter (Wed, 25 Jun 2008)

Software licensing drove a healthy increase in revenue for Oracle during its fourth quarter.

For the quarter, which ended May 31, the enterprise software giant reported revenue of $7.24 billion, up 24 percent from the same period a year earlier. During that three-month period, revenue from new software licenses ...

Author: Jonathan Skillings | More...

Oracle to acquire Skywire Software (Mon, 23 Jun 2008)

Oracle on Monday announced plans to expand its enterprise insurance applications business with the acquisition of Skywire Software.

Skywire develops software designed to manage insurance policies from their initial creation, rating and oversight by insurance agents and brokers. Skywire's applications will be combined with Oracle's Insurance Global Business ...

Author: Dawn Kawamoto | More...

JavaOne: Oracle shows off Web 2.0 mashup (Thu, 08 May 2008)

Consumer Web 2.0 applications are influencing--and changing--how business systems are developed.

That was the message from Oracle on Wednesday at the JavaOne conference in San Francisco, where Oracle executives Thomas Kurian and Peter Moskowitz showed how to link disparate applications into a cohesive order entry system.

Call it "enterprise ...

Author: Mike Ricciuti | More...

Ellison tops tech exec salary list (Fri, 02 May 2008)

Congratulations, Larry Ellison, you're No. 1!

Forbes, as it does every year, has released its list of top executive salaries. In the overall list as well as the technology category, Ellison, the Oracle chief exec and billionaire yachtsman, was tops with total 2007 compensation at $192.9 million.

2007 ...

Author: Jim Kerstetter | More...

Oracle closes BEA Systems merger (Tue, 29 Apr 2008)

Oracle announced Tuesday it completed its $6.7 billion acquisition of BEA Systems, bringing to a close a contentious buyout effort that began last fall.

Oracle--which like Microsoft went public with its unsolicited bid for a reluctant acquisition target--cleared its final merger hurdle when European antitrust regulators gave it a ...

Author: Dawn Kawamoto | More...

Five reasons Oracle/PeopleSoft was more fun than Microhoo (Fri, 25 Apr 2008)

As the Saturday deadline looms for Yahoo to give Microsoft an answer on the latter's takeover bid, it's time for those of us writing about this to admit something: This is getting boring.

I mean "boring" in that Village of the Damned or Groundhog Day way, in which ...

Author: Jim Kerstetter | More...

Oracle's Larry Ellison got a $3 million tax break and you didn't (Thu, 27 Mar 2008)

Want a tax break?

Then be like Larry Ellison. All you have to do is spend around $200 million on a replica of a 16th-century Japanese summer palace. Add extreme landscaping, such as a few hundred mature maple and cherry trees and a man-made waterfall carved into rock to look ...

Author: Jim Kerstetter | More...

New Oracle software targets Salesforce (Tue, 11 Mar 2008)
Updated at 7:20 a.m. to add details from Oracle announcement.

Oracle on Tuesday announced new on-demand CRM software aimed squarely at Salesforce.com.

The new software, Oracle CRM on Demand 15, is a revised version of a product acquired via Oracle's purchase of Siebel Systems in 2005....

Author: Mike Ricciuti | More...

Oracle-BEA merger gets regulatory approval (Wed, 27 Feb 2008)

Oracle announced Wednesday it has received a green light from regulators to move forward on its merger plans with BEA Systems.

For Oracle, the early termination of the antitrust review may just be the easiest part of the process it has undergone since launching its buyout bid for BEA in October. ...

Author: Dawn Kawamoto | More...

Tech companies beware, a bear may be outside your door (Mon, 25 Feb 2008)

Has your tech company played coy with a potential suitor lately? You may want to rethink your reaction.

In the past four months, Oracle, Microsoft, and Electronic Arts have all launched high-profile, unsolicited buyout bids for reluctant targets. Such efforts are otherwise known as bear hugs.

Oracle put the squeeze on middleware competitor BEA Systems ...

Author: Dawn Kawamoto | More...

  

 
 
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