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Oracle apps to work with Mozilla
January 17, 2004 The database company is working on a project to let Mozilla's open-source desktop software work better with Oracle's business applications.Oracle looks beyond PeopleSoft
January 28, 2004 The database giant promises that developing business applications will remain one of its top priorities--with our without its acquisition of PeopleSoft.Oracle, feds tangle over market definition
February 20, 2004 The company and antitrust regulators are grappling with a key definition that would influence the direction of the government's review of Oracle's bid to merge with rival PeopleSoft.PeopleSoft buys remaining J.D. Edwards stock
August 29, 2003 PeopleSoft CEO Craig Conway is "confident" the merger will be successful, as the software maker snaps up all the J.D. Edwards shares that were not tendered in July.IBM opens Shanghai IT center
March 28, 2006 Center offers IT services for software development and supports business application packages from Oracle, SAP.SAP siphons Pepsi away from Oracle
June 9, 2004 The German software maker says it has lured the soft-drink giant by offering greater integration among business applications.Oracle to call on Microsoft in antitrust battle
March 2, 2004 The software maker wants information from archrival Microsoft to help defend against a Justice Department lawsuit--no small irony, given its actions during Redmond's own tangle with the feds.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.SAP to defend Oracle bid in letter
March 9, 2004 The German software maker has its own interests at stake in the merger battle: The acquisition of PeopleSoft would leave it with one less competitor to worry about.Oracle serves up lower-cost app server
September 7, 2004 At Oracle OpenWorld, the database software giant touts the application server aimed at midsize companies.Oracle moves to blunt Microsoft testimony
June 23, 2004 White paper showing frequent competition is meant to counter Wednesday's government witness.Microsoft-SAP talks rooted in database concern
June 24, 2004 Worried about its own database business, Microsoft also pondered investing in PeopleSoft, according to an e-mail from Bill Gates.Why 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.In Oracle suit, will Microsoft be elephant in courtroom?
March 2, 2004 The Justice Department is suing to stop Oracle's PeopleSoft buyout and preserve the companies' healthy rivalry in high-end business apps. But analysts say a certain software firm is set to provide ...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.New Oracle brand to wrap up retail buys
September 16, 2005 Oracle Retail brand name, set for launch at user confab next week, will cover products picked up in acquisitions and existing software.What ails Oracle?
September 17, 2004 The company calls its recent slowdown in application sales a fluke. But others say it's a sign of bigger problems.Oracle expands midmarket ambitions
August 13, 2004 Company looks to juice its application server business with a version tuned for smaller organizations.EU seeks longer review of Oracle deal
November 18, 2003 update European antitrust regulators announce that they're extending their review of Oracle's hostile bid for PeopleSoft into an in-depth second phase.Grassroots computing languages hit the big time
May 13, 2005 Oracle deal shows that PHP and other scripting languages--once considered toys by serious programmers--are going corporate.
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