Oracle Corp., the world's second-largest software maker, has been sued by a closely held Australian company that claims Oracle is knowingly violating two patents with its database-management systems.
Financial Systems Technology (Intellectual Property) Pty. seeks an order barring any infringement, as well as unspecified damages, in the lawsuit filed yesterday in federal court in Marshall, Texas. Oracle is infringing with versions 8i, 9i, 10g and 11g of its management system, Financial Systems contends.
A representative for Oracle, based in Redwood City, Calif., didn't immediately return a call seeking comment. Oracle has operations in Utah, including at Jordan Commons in Sandy.
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It took a snow shovel for Jill Layfield to further know that she was at the right company.
Europeans dislike the euro
The debt crisis that has ravaged Europe has exposed a dislike of the single currency but little desire to abandon it.
Index falls
Utahns' confidence in the economy came down from a 16-month high in April as Index decreased 6.3 points.
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