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Microsoft unveils board rejection plan
September 23, 2005 In a nod to investors, initiative gives shareholders a greater voice in removing directors.CA settles shareholder lawsuits
August 26, 2003 Computer Associates says it will issue 5.7 million shares to settle a group of shareholder lawsuits related to the software maker's disputed accounting practices.Corel sets date for shareholder vote
July 25, 2003 Canadian regulators agree to an Aug. 20 shareholders meeting to vote on a takeover bid for the software company.i2 settles shareholder lawsuits
May 10, 2004 The software company, which has been plagued by accounting problems, will pay a total of $84.9 million, half of which will come from its insurance policy.Shareholders approve Microsoft stock plan
November 11, 2003 They give their endorsement to the software giant's plan to start awarding restricted stock to employees instead of granting stock options.PeopleSoft shareholders support CEO
March 25, 2004 Investors stand firmly behind the software company's board of directors, despite its resistance to a hostile takeover bid by rival Oracle.Siebel won't appeal shareholder's claim
August 26, 2003 The enterprise software maker issues new corporate compensation policies and says it won't oppose a shareholder's application for reimbursement of legal fees.Novell shareholder urges company spinoffs, cuts
September 12, 2005 Blum Capital voices concerns about the software company's performance and calls for a greater focus on Linux.Calif. retirement fund tenders PeopleSoft shares
November 18, 2004 Calpers joins group of big PeopleSoft investors backing a $9.2 billion Oracle buyout.Oracle makes 'final' bid for PeopleSoft
February 4, 2004 The business software maker increases its hostile offer for rival PeopleSoft to $26 per share, raising the overall value of the acquisition purse to $9.4 billion.Siebel announces first-ever stock dividend
June 8, 2005 Move presented as 'positive news' on the eve of meeting where controversial directors face continued pressure from investors.Ellison: Oracle not reaching for Sun
October 13, 2003 The Oracle CEO shrugs off suggestions that the software maker might try to buy hardware partner Sun and delves into the PeopleSoft bid at an annual shareholder meeting.Corel investors give OK to takeover
August 20, 2003 Shareholders of the troubled maker of WordPerfect approve a takeover bid by privately held Vector Capital.Lawsuits chide PeopleSoft over Oracle bid
August 15, 2003 A handful of PeopleSoft shareholders have filed class-action suits that claimed that the software maker's executives should not have shunned Oracle's buyout attempt.Can Mike Lawrie make Siebel better?
October 8, 2004 No sweat, says the new CEO, recently imported from IBM. But he knows that this will be the challenge of a lifetime.Special coverage: Oracle vs. PeopleSoft
November 18, 2003 PeopleSoft lays out its plans to digest the recently acquired J.D. Edwards, confirming its intention to cut up to 1,000 jobs and to keep the J.D. Edwards product line intact.Oracle woos shareholder group
February 18, 2004 The software maker and its director nominees for PeopleSoft's board meet with Institutional Shareholder Services to persuade the influential group to recommend the slate to institutional investors.Siebel updates hosted CRM, again
June 15, 2005 Customer relationship management software maker revamps its online hosted applications for fifth time in past year.PeopleSoft's 'better plan' leaves customers cold
July 28, 2004 Missteps in the merger with J.D. Edwards may open the door for Oracle.SSA continues acquisition spree
August 18, 2003 The business-automation software maker extends its acquisition streak by announcing it will buy supply-chain management specialist EXE Technologies.
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