Oracle 2010 revenue surges 15 per cent

Dave Bailey
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First figures released after EU ratification of Oracle's acquisition of Sun also show profits for financial year 2010 up 23 per cent

Oracle profit leaps 25 per cent Database giant Oracle posted a revenue increase for financial year 2010 of 15 per cent, to $26.8bn (£18bn), with full-year profits up 23 per cent to $6.1bn (£4.1bn...

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