Oracle buys cloud-based marketing automation software firm Eloqua for $871m

The Next Web : Computer technology giant Oracle today announced that it has agreed to acquire Eloqua, a publicly-listed company that provides cloud-based marketing automation and revenue performance management software, coughing up close to $871 million or $23.50 per share. That’s a 31.1% premium over Eloqua’s stock price at yesterday’s market close.

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ByteDance says it will not transfer algorithm and technology to Oracle as part of TikTok deal

President Donald Trump said he approved a deal on Saturday that will see the creation of a U.S.-headquartered firm called TikTok Global with Oracle and Walmart taking minority stakes. Oracle will become TikTok's secure cloud provider and host U.S. user data.

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Rejecting Microsoft Bid, TikTok Picks Oracle For Partnership

TikTok rejected Microsoft bid. They will make a partnership with Oracle to appease the demands of Donald Trump's administration.

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So apparently ByteDance is not selling TikTok to Microsoft or Oracle

In the ongoing saga between TikTok and the US, it seems that Microsoft and Oracle are now out of contention. Here's what to know.

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