Supreme Court blow for Oracle

Tom Wright
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Software giant forced to pay back $12.8m to third-party support nemesis Rimini Street

Oracle has lost a Supreme Court battle with long-term tormentor Rimini Street, forcing it to pay back $12.8m (£9.7m) to the third-party support provider. The pair have been locked in multiple la...

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