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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.Court rules in Oracle's favor on access to evidence
March 20, 2004 The software maker wins a small battle in the PeopleSoft case, with a pretrial ruling that preserves the rights of its attorneys to review sensitive information submitted by competitors.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.Oracle sees plenty of competitors
June 9, 2004 In court, the software maker brings out reams of internal PeopleSoft documents that talk about competitive pressure from rivals other than Oracle.Oracle rivals, Defense Dept. seek restrictions
March 17, 2004 SAP, the Defense Department and others join Microsoft in asking a federal judge to prevent Oracle's in-house attorneys from reviewing confidential documents and information.PeopleSoft loses round in Oracle suit
September 5, 2003 PeopleSoft fails to persuade a judge to fully open up e-mail and documents relating to Oracle's hostile takeover bid.PeopleSoft modifies refund program
October 13, 2004 Company says changes were made due to information that came to light during the trial and to address concerns raised by the judge.Oracle, DOJ file antitrust legal briefs
July 9, 2004 Documents rehash four weeks of courtroom testimony; more enticing briefs expected on Monday.Microsoft weighs in on Oracle, DOJ case
March 16, 2004 The software giant asks a federal court to help it keep a lid on its disclosures and hints at the mound of information it has given the Justice Department.Judge moves to unseal documents in Oracle case
August 13, 2004 Says certain documents, which Oracle and others want to keep from eyes of rivals, may be necessary to decide case.PeopleSoft weighs guarantee program
November 14, 2003 The company's board of directors is expected to decide whether to reinstate its controversial customer guarantee program, according to a document filed with a Delaware court.Peace breaks out in Oracle courtroom
December 13, 2004 It's a rare outburst of good cheer among the lawyers as the PeopleSoft deal renders a "poison pill" trial moot.BEA's financial restatements key to warding off Icahn
November 2, 2007 Company needs to get financials in order if it hopes to keep its biggest shareholder from taking control of a possible buyout, legal experts say.Google-DoubleClick: Tough sell in EU
November 21, 2007 The search giant will have a tricky time getting what it wants as trustbusters on the other side of the Atlantic dig into the planned $3.1 billion merger.DOJ: Big three rule corporate market
June 10, 2004 PeopleSoft customer, IBM support government's case that competition is too limited to allow Oracle's acquisition plan.Start marking your Oracle-DOJ score card
June 3, 2004 The judge's line of questioning will be a key indicator of his thinking on whether to overrule the Justice Department's challenge to Oracle's hostile bid for rival PeopleSoft.Week in review: Download dilemma
October 12, 2007 File sharing is getting public airtime again, while politicians wrestle with other tech issues. Also: Sprint turmoil may kill WiMax.Judge in Oracle case won't seal business secrets
April 16, 2004 "This is not a national security case," Judge Vaughn Walker replies to concerns about proprietary business information that may be submitted as evidence to the court by Oracle, competitors and clie...PeopleSoft exec: We pumped up earnings
October 13, 2004 The company asked customers to accelerate deals to bolster earnings--a ploy to exaggerate profits, Oracle lawyers say.Europe to restart Oracle clock?
September 22, 2004 European regulators may be getting ready to let the countdown to their decision begin, a source tells CNET News.com.
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