Oracle's biggest threat: 'No changes whatsoever'
Oracle changed titles among its top three execs and tried to calm the troops by promising that nothing will change. Is that really a good thing?
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Oracle acquires media storage company Front Porch Digital
Oracle will likely pitch its database, content management tools and analytics packages to Front Porch customers such as A&E Television, BBC, Discovery and Nascar.
Oracle's roadmap: The big questions ahead
Oracle's OpenWorld conference gave customers a lot to digest. Here's the short version of the powwow and key issues to ponder going forward.
Ellison's take on Apple, Google: Is he right?
Oracle CEO Larry Ellison maintains Google is evil and says Apple will never be the same without Steve Jobs. Discuss.
Larry Ellison and Marc Benioff: A cloud bromance for the ages
The Ellison and Benioff show was a great example of how competition turns to co-opetition and then true love once there are enough enterprise dollars at stake.
Oracle databases head to Microsoft's Hyper-V, Azure
The move was plugged last week by Oracle CEO Larry Ellison, who also noted deals would be announced with Salesforce and NetSuite.
Oracle: Can it handle tech curves, multi-front wars?
Oracle has a multi-front war going and a few technology shifts to navigate. It will take a few years to determine how the company ultimately fares.
Oracle's Q4 sales fall short
Oracle touted its cloud strategy as well as its hardware products, but the sales miss won't do much to allay concerns that the company is having trouble battling companies like Workday and Salesforce as well as open source databases.
Oracle's Q4 and beyond: Five big issues
Hardware, Mark Hurd, open source databases and cloud computing are among the big question marks that need to be answered for Oracle.
Oracle's Catz: On-premise isn't a dirty word, hardware will rise
In an appearance at the Wells Fargo Tech Transformation Summit, Oracle's Safra Catz gave an upfront lecture to address the company's issues. Wells Fargo analyst Jason Maynard got a few questions in, but Catz put him in a corner.