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Showing 1-18 of 18 results foundOracle: 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 pitches merger to PeopleSoft shareholders
February 18, 2004 The software maker sends letters to all its rival's shareholders, urging them to tender their shares to Oracle by mid-March and elect Oracle's nominees to PeopleSoft's board next month.Oracle may be readying new PeopleSoft bid
October 7, 2004 Oracle extends a $21-per-share offer while one of its directors hints that the company might up its ante.PeopleSoft board rejects Oracle bid
November 10, 2004 update PeopleSoft braces for proxy fight, anticipating that shareholder interest will keep Oracle bid alive until annual meeting next spring.PeopleSoft urges Oracle nominee rejections
February 23, 2004 In a letter to shareholders, CEO Craig Conway defends PeopleSoft's rejection of Oracle's buyout bid and asks shareholders to reject Oracle's attempt to gain control of its board.PeopleSoft CEO: Oracle's stalling
November 26, 2003 Craig Conway slams rival Oracle for engaging in "stalling tactics" that he says will fail to win the takeover battle.PeopleSoft shareholders support CEO
March 25, 2004 Investors stand firmly behind the software company's board of directors, despite its resistance to a hostile takeover bid by rival Oracle.Oracle makes 'final' bid for PeopleSoft
February 4, 2004 The business software maker increases its hostile offer for rival PeopleSoft to $26 per share, raising the overall value of the acquisition purse to $9.4 billion.Special coverage: Oracle vs. PeopleSoft
November 18, 2003 PeopleSoft lays out its plans to digest the recently acquired J.D. Edwards, confirming its intention to cut up to 1,000 jobs and to keep the J.D. Edwards product line intact.Ellison: Oracle not reaching for Sun
October 13, 2003 The Oracle CEO shrugs off suggestions that the software maker might try to buy hardware partner Sun and delves into the PeopleSoft bid at an annual shareholder meeting.Year in review: Ellison gets his way
December 23, 2004 It took 18 months and $5 billion more than he thought, but Oracle CEO Larry Ellison finally bagged PeopleSoft.Shareholder advisory firm pans PeopleSoft CEO
March 18, 2004 Glass Lewis advises its clients to withhold their votes to re-elect CEO Craig Conway, partly due to his "exorbitant" compensation package.Can Mike Lawrie make Siebel better?
October 8, 2004 No sweat, says the new CEO, recently imported from IBM. But he knows that this will be the challenge of a lifetime.Justice Dept. won't appeal Oracle ruling
October 1, 2004 After a ruling that crushed its arguments against Oracle's plan to acquire PeopleSoft, antitrust regulators call it a day.Oracle names potential PeopleSoft directors
January 24, 2004 The company's slate, which includes two professors, marks the latest move to advance its hostile takeover bid for PeopleSoft.Oracle to swallow Siebel for $5.8 billion
September 12, 2005 The database giant makes its fourth acquisition this year, buying up CRM specialist Siebel.Duffield: Oracle's skewing facts on stock sales
November 18, 2004 PeopleSoft's CEO fires back at rival, saying it's wrong about his stock transactions. Both companies scramble ahead of Friday deadline.Was it worth the effort?
July 16, 2004 On the eve of a decisive court confrontation, CNET News.com's Charles Cooper takes the measure of Larry Ellison's pursuit of PeopleSoft--and finds it wanting.
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