Oracle's day in court
One year after attempting to acquire PeopleSoft, the database giant goes to court to defend the hostile bid.
In a four-week federal trial starting Monday, Oracle will try to derail the Justice Department's challenge to its hostile bid for PeopleSoft. Observers are already handicapping the trial, even as the merger offer may have handicapped both companies.
June 3, 2004
June 3, 2004
June 3, 2004
Takeover attempt takes its toll
A year and counting: Oracle's bid has left both companies the worse for the wear, analysts say. And the end may not be in sight.June 3, 2004
Start marking your Oracle-DOJ score card
The judge's line of questioning will be a key indicator of his thinking on whether to overrule the federal challenge to Oracle's effort.June 3, 2004
Attorneys sketch schedule for Oracle trial
Industry observers following the year-long acquisition saga can get close to the action starting next week.June 3, 2004
Other key stories
Oracle, Justice Dept. submit final witness lists
May 18, 2004
EC regulators delay Oracle decision
April 15, 2004
Oracle outlines case for antitrust fight
March 1, 2004
U.S. to block Oracle bid for PeopleSoft
February 26, 2004
Oracle makes 'final' bid for PeopleSoft
February 4, 2004
PeopleSoft extends money-back guarantee
January 13, 2004
Oracle vs. PeopleSoft
A complete roundup of coverage of the first six months of the saga of Oracle's attempt to acquire PeopleSoft.
November 17, 2003