HP and Oracle avoid blows over disgraced Hurd

9/20/2010

Livermore: think what's at stake, Larry

OpenWorld Hewlett-Packard and Oracle have sidestepped their feud over disgraced CEO Mark Hurd on the opening of the database giant's annual OpenWorld conference in San Francisco.…

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