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Showing 1-18 of 18 results foundHP extends Oracle pact to cover middleware
February 13, 2006 Hewlett-Packard will provide consulting services for Oracle's suite of Java server software.Oracle: Even $6.7 billion for BEA is too high
November 15, 2007 CEO Larry Ellison tells analysts that if his company renews bid for middleware maker, it would come at a price below $17 a share.Oracle sets deadline for BEA offer
October 23, 2007 Takeover bid of $17 per share is now set to expire Sunday, unless the middleware company agrees to give shareholders a vote.BEA acquires M7
September 28, 2005 Middleware company BEA Systems buys applications tools developer M7 in an effort to expand its open-source tools chest.BEA set to file belated financials
November 14, 2007 Move will reduce risk of Nasdaq delisting and give company greater leverage in any new threat of a proxy fight from shareholder Carl Icahn.Oracle goes for girth
October 24, 2005 Oracle takes a dual approach to fight the competition: Fusion Middleware and industry-specific, niche applications.BEA backtracks on dual-core pricing
August 23, 2005 Server software company scraps policy of charging a 25 percent premium for middleware that runs on dual-core servers.Oracle pulls buyout offer for BEA Systems
October 29, 2007 The $6.7 billion buyout bid is kaput, Oracle says, as BEA holds its ground on a per-share price and investor Carl Icahn agitates for board action.BEA pitches to the business crowd
April 14, 2006 Facing larger competitors and open-source alternatives, BEA is pitching new software to assemble, rather than code, business applications.License woes offset BEA revenue gains
February 25, 2005 Earnings at the Java server software maker just beat analysts' expectations, as it readies new products to boost license revenue.Borland names new CEO
November 8, 2005 Tod Nielsen, who has worked at Oracle, BEA and Microsoft, takes the helm at the struggling software company.Oracle shifts multicore licensing model
July 14, 2005 Will treat each core as three-quarters of a chip when calculating license costs, bringing it more in line with rivals.Big-ticket software gets a trim
April 14, 2005 Open-source alternatives and bundling by larger vendors are putting price pressure on back-end middleware providers.Software's SOA buzz yielding dividends
July 20, 2006 WebSphere and SOA star in IBM's second quarter, an indicator of where corporate software spending is heading.IBM beefs up WebSphere for integration
January 31, 2005 WebSphere's next version, code-named Pyxis, will focus on making the application server a better choice for tying systems together.Red Hat and JBoss: No turning back for open source
April 10, 2006 Red Hat's $350 million purchase of JBoss speeds up the collision between the once closed-off open-source world and entrenched software heavyweights.SAP reaches out for helping hands
March 21, 2005 Rather than build all its software itself, SAP will promote community development and turn NetWeaver into an open platform.Oracle updates application server, Java tool
February 10, 2006 Application Server 10g and Java development tool add support for server standards, AJAX Web development.
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