Oracle

That apple ain’t green.

It was a year of growth and consolidation in the cloud industry, security concerns be damned.

Why was the Salesforce leader bounced from his keynote speech? Only Larry Ellison knows.

Oracle is pushing itself into a corner, a fantastic money-making corner, but a corner nonetheless.

Leo Apotheker is out as HP chief executive. Is new CEO Meg Whitman the right choice?

Java creator James Gosling, whose resignation from Oracle was the key event in the Java community's rebellion against Oracle's plans for it, has now quit Oracle to work on a company that builds self-directed robotic underwater explorers and the data clouds to connect them.

Shares of Oracle fell in extended trading Thursday after the database giant reported fiscal fourth-quarter revenue that fell just shy of estimates.

A group of corporations led by Microsoft has sent a letter to the FCC in support of the proposed AT&T acquisition of T-Mobile USA.

Two years ago, Microsoft was the most valuable tech company in the world. Now it's been surpassed by Apple and IBM, with AT&T closing in.

Just over 100 days ago after the Jenkins community split with the continuous integration server for Java development project known as Hudson, Oracle, the commercial sponsor of Hudson, today announced a proposal to fully donate the entire Hudson project to the Eclipse Foundation.

Oracle may be learning, finally, that this open source things isn't just about doing whatever the heck you want with some cool free software. The question is, will this lesson sink in before they potentially lose the Java community?

Based on the headline, I'll bet you're expecting something funny.