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Commentary: Oracle faces reality
January 29, 2004Why Bill Gates is smiling today
February 27, 2004 CNET News.com's Charles Cooper says that after years taunting Microsoft, Oracle's Larry Ellison is finally getting payback.Ellison looks to double Oracle revenue
September 22, 2005 CEO wants to grow company from a nearly $15 billion concern to a $30 billion titan--while maintaining a 40 percent operating margin.Ellison: Encryption is key to data protection
September 23, 2005 Oracle's chief also boasts about his company's security prowess while taking shots at Microsoft's efforts.IBM's Oracle rebate counters HP, Sun
April 18, 2006 Big Blue announces rebates of as much as $300,000 for software from the database giant, striking back at others' deals.Dell, Oracle expand alliance
April 6, 2004 The companies extend their alliance with an exclusive bundling agreement that will have Dell offering Oracle database software with some of its servers.In wake of takeover, Oracle unveils product plans
January 18, 2005 The database giant reveals its plans for a new product line, support of PeopleSoft products and other details.Oracle's eye on the future
January 26, 2005 At an analysts' event, the company discusses PeopleSoft, its planned entry into the market for collaboration software and more.Oracle's net profits dip, revenue rises
March 22, 2005 Revenue from database licenses and total software licenses rises. Services revenue also grows.Oracle beats profit expectations
June 16, 2004 update Quarterly earnings just exceed analysts' expectations, but revenue falls a bit short on lagging software sales.Sending the penguins out with a hot foot
October 27, 2006 perspective CNET News.com's Charles Cooper says Larry Ellison's open-source move is part of a bigger transformation at Oracle.Oracle posts higher profit on license sales
June 29, 2005 Business software giant posts better-than-expected earnings bolstered in part by applications license revenue.'Project Fusion' to dominate Ellison's calendar
January 19, 2005 With the buyout of PeopleSoft complete, the Oracle CEO says he's now free to focus on a combining of Oracle and PeopleSoft products.Oracle hire signals focus on subscription services
September 15, 2004 Software maker snags Hewlett-Packard veteran to lead fast-growing division and report directly to CEO Larry Ellison.Oracle to cut 2,000 jobs
February 9, 2006 Company details its integration plans and says job cuts are in store for Oracle, Siebel employees.Can Oracle survive Larry Ellison?
September 8, 2003 With a 59-year-old CEO who indulges in high-risk behavior, CNET News.com's Karen Southwick says the software maker's future depends on the strength of a depleted bench of top-level talent.Larry's war: Oracle vs. SAP
April 4, 2005 The rivalry is nothing new, but Ellison's acquisition strategy is infusing it with new vigor--and may redefine an industry.Oracle to bid on SAP buyout target
March 8, 2005 Two months after swallowing PeopleSoft, Oracle plans $9 per share competing bid for software maker Retek.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?Sun to subsidize Oracle database software
January 11, 2006 To compete with IBM and HP, Sun will bundle Oracle's database with higher-end Unix servers, subsidize customer fees. Photo: Best buddies McNealy and Ellison
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