The U.S. Justice Department took Oracle Corp. to court roughly five years ago to block its acquisition of PeopleSoft, only to lose. Now, Oracle has indirectly created a new headache for the regulator.

European Commission opens probe of Thomson Reuters, alleging the company makes it difficult for clients to use other data feeds.

U.S. stock futures edge back Tuesday after a rally that has pushed equities higher for six straight sessions on the prospect that cheap money will remain in place for some time.

When Sun Microsystems Inc. agreed in January 2008 to pay nearly $1 billion for the open source database company, MySQL, the only winners in that boondoggle were the vulture capitalists, founders and other investors who got a hefty cash payday for their shares.

An FASB accounting standards change will lead to accelerated revenue recognition for many companies, providing a much-needed boost during sluggish economic growth.

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