Oracle-SAP court fight gets February 2009 trial date
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Oracle's lawsuit against rival SAP will move finally to trial on February 9, 2009 -- almost two years after the suit was initially filed, SAP said Tuesday.
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Customers will be able to get their hands on the delayed version of Oracle Corp.'s E-Business Suite 11i.10 within 60 days, the Redwood Shores, California, company announced Monday, at the opening day of its OpenWorld conference in London.
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Software company SAP AG said Tuesday that one of its units made "some inappropriate downloads," as it responded to a lawsuit filed by rival Oracle Corp. that alleged corporate theft.
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The dispute between Oracle and PeopleSoft will return to the courtroom next month, when the presiding judge will hear more testimony.
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A federal magistrate has ordered IBM Corp. to reimburse software maker Compuware Corp. for costs relating to evidence that IBM produced only three months before Compuware's lawsuit was scheduled to go to trial.
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REDWOOD SHORES, Calif.  - Oracle Corp. ORCL.O  plans in a few years to combine Oracle and PeopleSoft business  software products in a challenge to market leader SAP AG  SAPG.DE, Oracle Chief Executive Larry Ellison said on  Tuesday.
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The trial pitting software giant Oracle Corp. (ORCL.O: Quote, Profile, Research) against unwilling takeover target PeopleSoft Inc.
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(InfoWorld) - SAP reacted quickly and angrily to statements made by Oracle Chief Executive Officer Larry Ellison during his company's quarterly results meeting Tuesday. Ellison's statementsÂ about SAP's product and acquisition strategy are "a complete misrepresentation," said Bill Wohl, SAP's vice president of product and solutions public relations, in a statement. Oracle's CEO said his company's Fusion middleware is "years ahead" of SAP's rival NetWeaver product, and that "NetWeaver is still relatively new and still incomplete." He also said, "SAP has delayed the next release of its applications until 2010," and "They'll be two full years behind our Fusion release." Wohl said "Oracle's next-generation applications exist only in PowerPoint and won't be delivered until 2008 or beyond." He called Oracle statements about both its own products and SAP's "to be inconsistent and misleading." He said that Oracle made conflicting statements about Fusion's development. "In January, Oracle claimed they were halfway to Fusion and two weeks ago they said they wereÂ not even halfway doneÂ -- Oracle needs to adopt one version of the truth, and be honest with the market on its actual progress."
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The unfair business practices lawsuit was set to start in November but is pushed back to Jan. 10.
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Oracle Corp. CEO Larry Ellison is girding for a showdown with business applications software leader SAP AG and becoming more friendly with frequent rival IBM Corp. as his software company seeks higher profits from its recently completed takeover of PeopleSoft Inc.
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FRANKFURT, Germany -- Software company SAP AG acknowledged Tuesday that one of its units made "inappropriate downloads" of Oracle Corp. computer code for fixes and support documents, responding to a lawsuit filed by its rival.
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Oracle  customers will be able to get the delayed version of the company's E-Business Suite 11i.10 within 60 days, Oracle announced today.
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SAN FRANCISCO (CBS.MW) -- The starting date of PeopleSoft&#39;s billion dollar damages lawsuit against Oracle in a California state court has been pushed back to Jan. 10 from Nov. 1. Free!
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Key dates in the European Union's antitrust proceedings against Microsoft Corp.:
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The date for the next hearing has been set for February 15.
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WILMINGTON, Del.  - The trial pitting software  giant Oracle Corp. ORCL.O against unwilling takeover target  PeopleSoft Inc. PSFT.O ended on Friday with a Delaware  judge's comment that recent developments seemed to have drawn  the bitter rivals closer together.
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Violations aplenty, alleges database giant Oracle has amended its theft lawsuit against SAP to include claims of infringed copyrights and breached contracts.â¦