Monday, 14 March 2011

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Oracle president says businesses need $1 trillion tax holiday
Fortune
Oracle's reclusive president continues to make the case that US companies should be allowed to help the economy by brining overseas earnings home, nearly tax-free. By Dan Mitchell, contributor There is a big difference, says Oracle President Safra Catz ...
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Billionaire Divorcees: Just Sayin'
Babble (blog)
Is it me, or does Oracle CEO Larry Ellison look just a little bit like Dave Navarro? I had a friend back in the day whose dad passed along this tidbit of advice: Son, it's just as easy to fall in love with a rich woman as it is a poor one. ...
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Babble (blog)
Top-Five Investor Concerns Over HP
IBTimes Hong Kong
Software Acquisitions: While HP has made few software acquisitions, software still accounts for only about 3 percent of revenues compared to IBM at 20 percent and Oracle at 65 percent. "Given Mr. Apotheker's background in software, ...
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SAP, IBM Team up on In-memory Analytics
PCWorld
By Chris Kanaracus, IDG News SAP announced Friday it has integrated its in-memory HANA (High-Performance Analytic Appliance) with IBM's DB2 database, a move that underscores the companies' increasing alignment against rival Oracle and its Exadata ...
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Acquisitions Boost Oracle's Middleware License Market Share
NASDAQ
The majority of Oracle's ( ORCL ) revenue is generated by its software business. Oracle makes money by selling crucial database, application, and middleware software primarily to medium and large businesses worldwide. These three types of software help ...
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This Just In: Upgrades and Downgrades
Motley Fool
BMO Capital Markets, for example, which on Friday took a page from Mark Hurd's playbook, and chose Oracle (Nasdaq: ORCL) over HP -- initiating coverage of Oracle with a buy rating. Why prefer Oracle over HP today? According to BMO, the reason's simple, ...
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Oracle's Ellison biggest Jewish billionaire on Forbes list
Jewish Telegraphic Agency
(JTA) -- Oracle founder Larry Ellison is the highest Jewish person ranked on Forbes magazine's annual list of world billionaires, coming in at sixth with $28 billion. New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg was the next Jewish person at 17th, with $16 billion ...
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Warriors stop Timberwolves, Love
San Jose Mercury News
By Jonathan Okanes Minnesota Timberwolves Kevin Love, #42, wipes his face in the fourth quarter of their game on Sunday, March 13, 2011, at the Oracle Arena in Oakland, Calif. The Warriors defeated the Timberwolves 100-77. ...
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Buffett Wasn't Bluffing; Berkshire to Buy Lubrizol
Barron's (blog)
By Avi Salzman Just a few weeks after the Oracle of Omaha promised to start acquiring companies, Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway (BRKA) said Monday it plans to buy Lubrizol (LZ), a specialty chemicals maker, for $9.7 billion. ...
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Infor's Daring Move To Buy Lawson, Shake Up ERP MidMarket
Gerson Lehrman Group
With a show of brinkmanship and ready capital, Infor, led by its new CEO Charles Phillips who similarly orchestrated a series of acquisitions at Oracle, is aiming to redraw the competitive landscape by asserting control of the ERP midmarket as well as ...
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