Is Oracle’s Best Good Enough?
Norm Fjeldheim had a lot to worry about last year when Oracle completed its hostile takeover of PeopleSoft, after an acrimonious 18-month battle. The chief
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Norm Fjeldheim had a lot to worry about last year when Oracle completed its hostile takeover of PeopleSoft, after an acrimonious 18-month battle. The chief
As the year ended, Bonnie Burns—a training and policy specialist with California Health Advocates, a nonprofit that counsels people on Medicare—was stretched to the limit.
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