Oracle&#39;s earnings top forecasts
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Oracle Corp., posted a gain in fiscal second-quarter earnings Monday that beat Wall Street forecasts. The report was released three days earlier than originally scheduled because the
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NEW YORK - Oracle Chief Executive Larry Ellison and his lieutenants, armed with impressive earnings forecasts, Wednesday made a confident sales pitch to Wall Street on their blockbuster acquisition of PeopleSoft.
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Oracle Corp. , the world's third largest software maker, reported profit that beat Wall Street expectations on Tuesday and gave a positive growth outlook for the current quarter that nudged its shares higher.
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SAN FRANCISCO - Oracle Corp. topped Wall Street's profit forecast, but the business software maker saw sales of its business applications software slide 36 percent - with the reversal of that slump a key goal behind Oracle's tenacious pursuit of rival PeopleSoft Inc...
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PeopleSoft Inc. posted a third-quarter profit and said sales beat analysts&#39; estimates, a turnaround that may encourage Oracle Corp.
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Oracle's earnings exceeded expectations, despite sluggish sales in a product line that the company hopes to bolster by completing a takeover of rival PeopleSoft.
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Oracle Corp.  posts  quarterly results next week with investors watching for signs  of further strength in its business applications software as it  chases industry leader SAP AG .
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SAN FRANCISCO Sept. 15, 2004 - Oracle Corp. topped Wall Street&#39;s profit forecast, but the business software maker saw sales of its business applications software slide 36 percent with the reversal of that
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SAN FRANCISCO - Business software maker Oracle Corp.'s quarterly earnings exceeded analyst expectations, despite sluggish sales in a product line that the company hopes to bolster by completing a long-sought takeover of rival PeopleSoft Inc.    The Redwood Shores-based company said Tuesday it earned $509 million, or 10 cents per share, during the three months ended in August, a 16 percent improvement from $440 million, or 8 cents per share, at the same time last year...
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Oracle (ORCL) on Tuesday posted a 16% jump in quarterly earnings, surpassing analyst estimates, despite listless sales in an area it hopes to buttress by buying rival PeopleSoft (PSFT).
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Robust software sales pushed Oracle&#39;s second-quarter net income up 35 percent compared to the same period last year, to $1.3 billion, or $0.25 per share, the company said Wednesday.Total revenue grew by 28 percent to $5.3 billion, Oracle said.Excluding one-time charges, Oracle&#39;s reported earnings per share were $0.31, beating forecasts of $0.27 per share from analysts polled by Thomson Financial.Oracle logged major gains in new license revenue for applications, which rose by 63 percent, and in database and middleware products, which logged a 28 percent increase. The company saw services-based revenue grow by 22 percent to $1.2 billion over last year.(More to follow.)
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Oracle Corp. ORCL.O, the world's  second-largest business software maker, on Wednesday forecast  2005 and 2006 earnings above Wall Street estimates, helped by  its $10.3 billion acquisition of PeopleSoft.
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Oracle Corp. , the world&#39;s  third-largest software maker, reported on Tuesday higher  quarterly profit as sales of products it acquired over the past  year helped boost earnings.
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Oracle Corp. on Friday said it will report fiscal second-quarter earnings three days early to allow more flexibility in testimony related to its hostile bid for rival PeopleSoft Corp.
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Business software maker Oracle  Corp.  said on Thursday its fourth-quarter profit would  beat company forecasts as new software license revenue rose a  better-than-expected 32 percent.
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Business software maker Oracle  Corp. ORCL.O on Friday said it had decided to move forward  the release date of its fiscal second-quarter earnings to  Monday, Dec. 13 before markets open instead of Thursday, Dec.  16.
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Oracle Corp. , the world's second-largest business software maker, on Wednesday forecast 2005 and 2006 earnings above Wall Street estimates, helped by its &#36;10.3 billion acquisition of PeopleSoft.