Redmond's latest promise to open its kimono may finally be more than a striptease.
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Oracle CEO sees his share value balloon to $843.7 million in Dutch auction-like IPO; shares edge up in business software firm's NYSE debut.
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At revised range of $19 to $22 per share, maker of on-demand business software could vault into the top 10 of venture-backed IPOs for '07.
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Google-style auction for Larry Ellison-owned company opens with pricing expected December 19.
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On-Demand software startup owned by Oracle CEO Larry Ellison could raise $99.2 million in its IPO, sending the 2007 new-issues market out with a bang.
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German group to launch line of business management programs delivered over the Internet, becoming the first major software company to make a big bet on software as a service.
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Oakland A’s GM Billy Beane joins firm backed by Larry Ellison.
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The business software giant remains a breeding ground for top talent who go on to create successful ventures.
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Discussion of software as a service brings rivals together on stage.
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The business software giant agrees to acquire the e-commerce provider.
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The on-demand firm signs a deal that aims to change the way software is sold.
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On-demand financial software company receives second round of funding from new investors.
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Software news briefs for the week of April 24, 2006.
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The on-demand back-office software company throws a coming-out party on Oracle chief’s yacht as it readies for an IPO.
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CEO Henning Kagermann expects 45 percent of revenue to be from mid-market by 2010.
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Web-based business application developer receives financing from El Dorado Ventures.
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The Internet-hosted software model has arrived, but hasn’t matured.
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The software giant is expected to announce its Internet-hosted products next week.
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The on-demand software firm is letting other companies build applications on its platform like its larger rival.
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While software as a service and open source gain more traction in 2006, large software companies will have to adapt and change.
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