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  • EMC stock rises on Oracle buyout rumor

    Speculation that <a href="http://www.networkworld.com/news/2010/100510-oracle-to-buy-sso-vendor.html?source=nww_rss">Oracle might buy EMC</a> pushed EMC's <a href="http://www.networkworld.com/news/2010/101310-emc-tackles-big-data-with.html">stock price</a> up about 5% on Thursday, even as several analysts called such an acquisition unlikely.

    Written by Jon Brodkin16 Oct. 10 04:16
  • OpenOffice.org breaks away from Oracle with new foundation

    Most of the volunteers and vendors behind OpenOffice.org have decided to create a new foundation that will be independent from Oracle and speed up improvements to the code in the open source alternative to Microsoft Office.

    Written by Jon Brodkin29 Sept. 10 02:34
  • HP completes $US2.35 billion 3Par merger

    HP has completed its $2.35 billion merger with 3Par, just weeks after thwarting rival Dell in a bidding war for the storage vendor, HP announced Monday. 

    Written by Jon Brodkin28 Sept. 10 04:10
  • Keycorp asks shareholders to accept Archer offer

    Payments technology group Keycorp (ASX:KYC) is pushing for its shareholders to accept a cash offer from Australian private equity firm Archer Capital which has the potential to lift the struggling company.

    Written by Renai LeMay09 Sept. 10 11:32
  • Cisco making a play for Skype?

    Cisco is reportedly looking to buy Skype before the Internet phone provider goes public.

    Written by Jim Duffy31 Aug. 10 07:22
  • Intel-McAfee deal could spark shareholder lawsuits

    Shareholder lawsuits may be looming over the proposed Intel acquisition of McAfee, with at least two law firms signaling they are looking into whether McAfee's board of directors acted in the best interests of shareholders in approving the deal.

    Written by Ellen Messmer20 Aug. 10 06:28
  • IBM, Sun unable to reach a deal, reports say

    Merger talks between IBM and Sun Microsystems were said to have broken down on Sunday, with the two companies unable to agree on the terms of a deal.

    Written by James Niccolai06 April 09 09:27
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