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"Oracle remains fully committed to completing this deal on terms that will benefit the stockholders of both companies."
That pretty well sums it up, doesn't it? No mention of the employees of the companies, or the users of the products. As long as the stockholders are happy, it's a good thing.
Carl Rapson - Posted by: rapson Posted on: 02/04/04 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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