Oracle Stories
Oracle beats market expectations with 35pc profit rise
Oracle, the world’s largest maker of database software posted a 35 percent rise in net income for second quarter on Wednesday, bolstered by stronger demand on new software licenses.
Oracle unveils fusion applications for business
Oracle unveiled fusion applications for businesses on Wednesday during the last session of the company's Openworld event.
Sun, Dell partner to boost Solaris 10 Distribution
Sun Microsystems said on Wednesday at Oracle’s Openworld that it has entered a distribution agreement with Dell, for its Solaris operating system.
Intel Broadens Support for Virtualization
Intel's Paul Otellini outlined a number of developments taking place behind the walls of the chip-maker's research center on Tuesday, including an advancement promising lower costs in datacenters and high-end workstations.
Oracle Unveils new Application Server
Today, at Oracle’s OpenWorld conference, executives introduced Oracle’s latest 10g application server.
DigitalGlobe goes to the web
DigitalGlobe, provider of high resolution imagery and geospatial information products, unveiled its new web-based application program, early Tuesday, during an exhibition in the ongoing Openworld event in San Francisco.
AMD chief calls for technological innovations
On Monday, during Oracle’s ongoing Openworld convention in San Francisco, Advanced Micro Devices’ (AMD) chief executive officer made a call to improve the business environment through innovative technology.
Oracle Celebrates 30 years with industry leadership award
Oracle marked its 30th year of existence with a Service Leadership Award awarded by the Service and Support Professionals Association (SSPA) for its tremendous contribution to innovation in the technology services industry.
Oracle unveils PLM software during Openworld event
Early Monday Oracle revealed a new enterprise based software in-front of over 40,000 people attending the Oracle Openworld 2007 event in San Francisco this Monday.
Oracle's Ellison Nostalgic as Open World Commences
Software company Oracle kicked off a five day IT conference in San Francisco with keynotes from several executives, including co-founder and CEO, Larry Ellison, who reminisced on the company's humble beginnings.
BEA shares rise amid bid speculation
Shares of BEA Systems were closed flat on Monday after the expiration of bid from enterprise software maker Oracle to acquire BEA.
Oracle withdraws BEA offer as deadline expires
Oracle Corp withdrew a $6.7 billion bid for business software maker BEA Systems Inc on Sunday, setting the stage for a proxy battle between activist investor Carl Icahn and the BEA board. Icahn is BEA's biggest shareholder with a 15 percent stake.
Google says working to solve health record dilemma
Google Inc aims to apply Web search technology to a general set of health information problems and remains committed to the market despite slow initial progress, an executive said on Wednesday.
BEA rejects Oracle offer as rival bids seen
Business software maker BEA Systems Inc rejected a $6.7 billion takeover bid from Oracle Corp on Friday, throwing the company into play by saying the unsolicited offer was too low. Shares rose 38 percent, above a five-year high.
Oracle makes bid for BEA Systems
Oracle Corp on Friday said it offered to buy BEA Systems Inc for about $6.66 billion, its latest effort to up the ante against Microsoft Corp. and Germany's SAP in the fiercely competitive market for business software.
Oracle net up 25 percent
Oracle Corp, the world's third-largest software maker, reported a 25 percent rise in quarterly profit on Thursday, but forecast slower growth in sales of new software in the current quarter.
Acacia says unit resolves patent suit with Oracle
Acacia Research Corp said its Disc Link Corp unit agreed with Oracle Corp to resolve a pending lawsuit on patents relating to portable storage devices with links that can retrieve added data through the Internet.
SAP admits to ‘inappropriate’ downloads
German software maker SAP AG (NYSE: SAP) said on Tuesday that one of its units had made “inappropriate†downloads, as the company formally responds in a court filing to a lawsuit by U.S. rival Oracle Corp. (Nasdaq: ORCL).
SAP admits to inappropriate downloads
Software maker SAP AG admitted a subsidiary had carried out inappropriate downloads of documents belonging to archrival Oracle Corp but said on Tuesday SAP itself had not had access to that material.
Oracle Profit Rises, Beats Estimates
Oracle Corp. the world's third largest software maker, reported profit that beat Wall Street expectations on Tuesday and gave a positive growth outlook for the current quarter that nudged its shares higher.
SAP faces dilemma with new Web software -chairman
SAP will be forced to cannibalise its own customers by offering new software that is delivered over the Web as it adapts to a world irrevocably changed by Google, SAP's chairman said.
Oracle Buys Grid Software Company
Business software company Oracle Corp. (NASDAQ: ORCL) announced on Friday that it reached an agreement to purchase Tangosol Inc., a provider of in-memory data grid software, a move aimed at boosting its middleware offerings.
Oracle Accuses SAP of Corporate Theft
Software firm Oracle Corp. (NASDAQ: ORCL) filed suit against its rival SAP AG on Wednesday, accusing the competitor of stealing intellectual property to offer 'cut-rate' services for its products.
Oracle Profit Rises on Strong Software Sales
Shares of software maker Oracle Corp. (Nasdaq: ORCL) rose nearly 2 percent in mid-day trading on Wednesday, following strong third quarter results.
Oracle First-quarter Profit, Shares Soar
Oracle Corp. Chief Executive Larry Ellison showed his notorious competitive streak Tuesday, when the business software maker reported first-quarter profit jumped 29 percent and revenue soared 30 percent.
Oracle Ups Investment In Banking Software Maker
Oracle announced on Monday that it would invest $125 million in i-flex solutions based in India to fund its growth initiative.
Microsoft Unveils Online CRM Strategy
Microsoft is set to transition one of its largest business software suites away from traditional hosting methods to the online arena, pitting its latest offering against entrenched competitors which include Oracle, SAP AG, along with burgeoning Salesforce.com.


