Investor AM: Ellison Inc.?
A lot of Oracle Corp. (orcl) analysts sounded like amateur psychiatrists after the company lost Executive Vice President Gary Bloom.
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Investor Midday: Oracle and Juniper lead decline
A downgrade for networking-equipment companiesand a key executive's departure from Oracle sendthe Nasdaq plummeting at midday Monday. Full story.
PeopleSoft earnings rock--shares roll
PeopleSoft reported a strong second quarter and said full-year results could be up slightly. Analysts were pleasantly surprised by the results but said the company was showing signs of economic damage.
Hatch's hunt begins
Sen. Orrin Hatch has gathered Microsoft critics for a moment in the high-tech sun.
Oracle: Net tools to surge in Asia
SINGAPORE--Oracle expects up to 20 percent of its applications business in the Asia-Pacific region, including Japan, to be delivered online in the fiscal year ending May 2002. With online delivery, customers can pay for Oracle's e-business software--including enterprise resource planning, customer relationship management and supply-chain management--over a two- or four-year period, and at a fraction of the full license fee.
Investor Midday: Earnings hoist rally
Strong gains from Siebel Systems, IBM and Oracle helped keep Wednesday's interest-rate cut euphoria alive at midday Thursday, as the Nasdaq tacked on another 2 percent to Wednesday's 8 percent leap. The tech-heavy index rose 40.
Prediction: If not Gates, someone just like him
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Ellison to unveil $199 Web appliance
New Internet Computer Co., a closely held San Francisco company owned by Larry Ellison, will unveil a $199 machine that is designed to do little more than surf the Web and send e-mail.
Oracle's share price hit by rumors, trade error
On Thursday, amid rumors that Oracle Corp.'s (orcl) chief financial officer had quit, the company's stock appeared to have dropped to $22.
Bizarre rumors move Oracle stock
Shares of Oracle Corp. (orcl) were down 8 percent Thursday morning on rumors around Wall Street that CEO Larry Ellison was either dead or resigning, and that CFO Jeffrey Henley was also resigning.