Former Hewlett-Packard chairman and CEO Mark Hurd wasn't out of a job for long. Oracle late Monday announced it has hired Hurd as co-president, replacing Charles Phillips, who simultaneously resigned.

A judge has sided with HP in its lawsuit with Oracle and the big winners are the company's joint customers. A judge ruled that HP didn't trick Oracle into promising continued support for Itanium ...

Oracle Chairman Larry Ellison said the company will not name a new co-CEO to replace the late Mark Hurd and instead will move forward with Safra Catz as its sole leader. Ellison made the announcement ...

Oracle has long viewed HP as an important partner. By filing this vindictive lawsuit against Oracle and Mark Hurd, the HP board is acting with utter disregard for that partnership, our joint customers ...

Larry Ellison doesn’t spend a lot of time in the spotlight these days, but when the chairman of Oracle takes the stage, there’s usually a media feeding frenzy. His latest move is hiring Mark Hurd, the ...

Ending a month-long corporate soap opera embroiling two of the world's largest technology companies, Hewlett-Packard has settled its lawsuit with its former CEO Mark Hurd. The agreement paves the way ...

Oracle Corp. shares rose as much as 7.7% the day after the company said it had hired former Hewlett-Packard Co. chief executive Mark Hurd, who resigned amid a scandal. *For more on this story, read ...

Oracle previously operated under a co-CEO structure from 2014 to 2019, during which time Catz shared leadership with Mark Hurd. That period produced only ~20–30% gains over five years—roughly 5–6% ...

SAN FRANCISCO - Mark Hurd, the ousted CEO of Hewlett-Packard Co., has settled a lawsuit filed by HP that sought to stop him from working at its rival Oracle Corp.

A judge in Delaware on Thursday ordered the unsealing of a letter containing allegations of sexual harassment by former Hewlett-Packard CEO Mark Hurd, which ultimately led to his departure from the ...

Offering purses ranging from $25,000 to $108,000, 25 new dual-gender tournaments are the latest initiative put forth by Oracle to increase opportunities for players throughout the United States.