At $26.50, it wasn't your average dinner-time telemarketer's offer

Summary: Although PeopleSoft placed the call to Oracle on Friday night, it was by no means your ordinary, everyday $26.50 deal.

By David Berlind for Between the Lines | December 13, 2004 -- 11:11 GMT (03:11 PST)

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Although PeopleSoft placed the call to Oracle on Friday night, it was by no means your ordinary, everyday $26.50 deal.

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