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Showing 1-9 of 9 results foundEurope comes out against Oracle deal
March 13, 2004 The European Commission has told Oracle that it objects to the software maker's proposed takeover of rival PeopleSoft, but gives the company time to marshal a response.Oracle, Justice Dept. write up opposing views
July 13, 2004 A week before closing arguments, the foes submit paperwork putting their own spins on antitrust debate.Justice Dept. witnesses decry lack of choices
June 14, 2004 Government elaborates on contention that an Oracle-PeopleSoft merger would crush competitiveness.Documents show PeopleSoft feared Microsoft
June 17, 2004 update Oracle attorneys argue that PeopleSoft did fear rivals other than the database giant and SAP.PeopleSoft wants to interview Oracle executives
January 9, 2004 The company wants to interview a half dozen Oracle executives involved in support and applications for its California lawsuit against Oracle for alleged unfair business practices.Oracle drops PeopleSoft CEO as witness
June 29, 2004 Oracle won't call Craig Conway to testify, but Lawson Software's CEO takes the stand.Oracle to cut 5,000 jobs in PeopleSoft merger
January 14, 2005 Firm drops the ax in effort to squeeze costs out of its $10.3 billion PeopleSoft buyout. Combined firm will employ 50,000.Testimony: SAP, Microsoft would rein in Oracle
June 16, 2004 Accenture exec tells court that credible competition would still exist after an Oracle-PeopleSoft merger.Oracle to PeopleSoft: The pink slip's in the mail
January 14, 2005 Thousands of PeopleSoft workers await termination letters via express mail--a cold and unusual way to handle layoffs, experts say.
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