Ellison Stirs Some Bad News Into His Color CommentaryEllison Stirs Some Bad News Into His Color Commentary

Larry Ellison delivered an unexpectedly glum report for Oracle (<a href="http://content.techweb.com/wire/finance/quotes/result?mode=quote&symbol=ORCL" target="_blank">ORCL</a>--Nasdaq) investors at a press conference last week during Comdex. Earnings for the second quarter ending Nov. 30 will come in at 9 or 10 cents per share, short of last year's 11 cents per share, he said. Aside from that news, though, Ellison was his usual entertaining self, ...

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November 15, 2001

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Larry Ellison delivered an unexpectedly glum report for Oracle (ORCL--Nasdaq) investors at a press conference last week during Comdex. Earnings for the second quarter ending Nov. 30 will come in at 9 or 10 cents per share, short of last year's 11 cents per share, he said. Aside from that news, though, Ellison was his usual entertaining self, sharing opinions on a range of topics: the Microsoft antitrust settlement (it got off scot-free); mandatory national ID cards (he opposes them); and the latest 9i Application Server (companies should connect Microsoft Outlook E-mail clients to it so they can store mail messages in its Oracle9i data-base instead of in Microsoft Exchange).

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