Oracle might have gotten a cheaper price than the $9.3 billion it’s paying if it had made its bid back in February, when NetSuite’s shares were trading below $60, Scavo said.

Oracle will pay $109 in cash per NetSuite share in the transaction, expected to close this year, a 19% premium to NetSuite's closing share price of $91.57 Wednesday. NetSuite's board has ...

Oracle’s headquarters in Redwood City. Photo: Ken Wolter / Shutterstock.com. Database giant Oracle has agreed to buy cloud company NetSuite for about $9.3 billion in cash, furthering its efforts ...

News Oracle-NetSuite Deal Gets OK From Delaware Supreme Court The opinion by Chief Justice Collins J. Seitz Jr. is a victory for the Young Conaway Stargatt & Taylor and Latham & Watkins team that ...

He spent eight years at Oracle and then founded two companies, one of which became NetSuite, a US$1 billion business with 5,500 employees that was acquired by Oracle in November 2016.

Oracle is buying cloud-based CRM/HR/ERP provider NetSuite for $9.3 billion, it announced last week. Although Oracle has been beefing up its applications capability through acquisitions over the ...

Oracle said Thursday that it has agreed to acquire NetSuite , a cloud company, in a deal valued at $9.3 billion. Oracle is paying $109 a share. "Oracle and NetSuite cloud applications are ...

Oracle says majority of NetSuite shareholders have given OK to $9.3 billion acquisition and the deal will be completed Monday. ... Oracle shares closed Monday with a gain of 2 percent at $39.08.

Oracle Corporation made its second largest acquisition to date today. It acquired cloud-based software provider, partner and customer NetSuite in a transaction valued at approximately $9.3 billion ...

NetSuite has been growing its footprint since it was acquired by Oracle in 2016, placing sales resources and infrastructure in international markets including Brazil, China, France, Germany, Japan ...

Oracle’s US$9.3 billion purchase of NetSuite may be the most anticipated acquisition in the history of enterprise software. “It’s like the high school sweethearts you always knew would get ...