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  • Oracle extends PeopleSoft tender deadline

    Oracle extended the deadline for tendering shares in its hostile takeover bid for PeopleSoft, the company announced Thursday.

  • Oracle takes wraps off apps program

    Oracle unveiled its Applications Unlimited program on Tuesday, removing a 2013 deadline for halting development of new releases of its PeopleSoft, JD Edwards and Siebel Systems software.

  • Oracle stretches deadline to speed PeopleSoft buy

    Seeking to bring its US$10.3 billion buyout of PeopleSoft to a swift close, Oracle is giving PeopleSoft investors two days to tender at least 90 percent of their shares.

  • PeopleSoft draws out upgrade deadlines

    PeopleSoft has pledged to support its products for longer, echoing rival Oracle's promise to support customers for 10 years if its hostile bid is successful.

  • Monday deadline for Oracle bid

    Oracle expects to receive word by Monday in the U.S. whether federal antitrust regulators will let its hostile bid for PeopleSoft jump over regulatory hurdles.

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