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Oracle's about-face
January 29, 2004 At AppsWorld, the company says its business management applications will be more compatible with other systems. Plus, Oracle is looking beyond PeopleSoft.PeopleSoft woos through its woes
September 24, 2004 Don't say the O word at PeopleSoft's conference, where the company tries to entice customers to stick around and upgrade.PeopleSoft CEO: 'Oracle failed'
September 15, 2003 Chief Executive Craig Conway continues the war of words in his company's battle to fend off a hostile bid from rival Oracle.PeopleSoft devotees in denial?
September 23, 2004 With software tycoon Larry Ellison poised to dismantle his rival, why are PeopleSoft customers so relaxed?PeopleSoft's last hurrah?
September 20, 2004 After Oracle's court victory, customers will look for reassurance at what could be PeopleSoft's last annual user conference.Date set for Oracle antitrust suit
March 11, 2004 The Justice Department's lawsuit to block Oracle's hostile bid for PeopleSoft will head to court in June, a district court judge decides.Notable quotes: Hostile bid ignites the rhetoric
December 13, 2004 Craig Conway's dog donned a bulletproof vest as the sniping between the Oracle and PeopleSoft crews heated up.PeopleSoft CEO blasts Ellison's 'jealousy'
June 22, 2004 Craig Conway says his company will beat leader SAP, but stays mostly mum on Oracle's ongoing takeover attempt.Oracle eyes quick PeopleSoft resolution
May 14, 2004 Oracle's Charles Phillips says the company should know fairly soon, following its appeal of a U.S. Department of Justice antitrust ruling, whether it can pursue its PeopleSoft takeover attempt.Are Oracle business apps at a crossroads?
January 26, 2004 The software maker is likely to face tough questions about its business applications unit this week, as it unveils products and plans at its AppsWorld conference.PeopleSoft extends upgrade deadlines
September 15, 2003 The software maker is extending customer-support and maintenance programs for a number of its software products, a move some interpret as a defense tactic against rival Oracle.Oracle, Justice Dept. seek June trial
March 10, 2004 The two are seeking a trial date of June 21, in the closely watched antitrust case over Oracle's hostile bid for PeopleSoft, according to court papers.PeopleSoft deepens ties with IBM
September 21, 2004 Tighter integration of business applications with IBM middleware seen as having little effect on PeopleSoft's Oracle problem.PeopleSoft co-founder plans software return
January 23, 2006 Dave Duffield says he's proud of the job he did to try to save the company. Now he's focused on his next big thing.Hub spoke at Oracle's OpenWorld
December 6, 2004 Oracle President Charles Phillips talks data hubs and PeopleSoft during his conference keynote.Oracle's Phillips touts Fusion's heat
October 23, 2006 The company is baking its Fusion strategy into its enterprise software applications "at the factory."Oracle trying to cover all its (data) bases
March 14, 2006 For Oracle, the past few months have been one big shopping spree. But at what point does its spate of mergers start delivering diminishing returns?Oracle confab brings out the naysayers
December 9, 2004 roundup At OpenWorld in San Francisco, Dell execs bash "big iron," quibble about Red Hat and pooh-pooh IBM-Lenovo.Oracle signals 'no change' in CRM strategy
June 14, 2006 The company will continue its current lines of business, adding the promise of full integration through its Fusion strategy.Oracle lays out its worldview
September 11, 2003 Against the backdrop of its acquisition battle for PeopleSoft, the database software maker talks up its tech agenda at this week's OracleWorld conference. The main theme: grid computing.
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