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  • PeopleSoft integrates J.D. Edwards software

    PeopleSoft released a set of integration tools Monday aimed at linking software from recent acquisition J.D. Edwards with its flagship package of enterprise software applications.

  • PeopleSoft, J.D. Edwards get antitrust OK

    US Federal regulators said on Monday that the pending merger of PeopleSoft and J.D. Edwards is not anticompetitive, clearing the way for the friendly US$1.7 billion deal and frustrating Oracle's desire to acquire PeopleSoft in a separate, hostile takeover bid.

  • UPDATE: PeopleSoft AU to release staffing plans next month

    The fate of staff at Peoplesoft and J.D. Edwards' Asia-Pacific operations following the recent merger of the two companies won't be known until next month.

  • Eviction night: Oracle vs. PeopleSoft

    Oracle's hostile takeover of PeopleSoft sets the stage for a slugfest in the enterprise apps space but where does this leave Mr Customer?

  • PeopleSoft to buy J.D. Edwards

    Business software maker PeopleSoft will acquire J.D. Edwards in a stock deal worth US$1.7 billion, the companies said Monday.

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