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Oracle has modified its licensing policies and pricing with the introduction of the new Oracle Employee Java SE Universal Subscription model.
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Quitting Unlimited Licensing Agreements is the way out of expensive Oracle fees, expert says

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A Big Red audit expert claims that the speediest method for saving money on Oracle licenses is to get rid of its Unlimited Licensing Agreements (ULA).
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Oracle finance system delays payments to Edinburgh University

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Edinburgh University is still paying staff and suppliers late because of the problematic introduction of a new Oracle-based human resources and finance system.
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Oracle finance system delays payments to Edinburgh University

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Oracle to pay SEC about $23 million over bribery allegations

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Oracle Corp. has agreed to pay about $23 million ($15 million civil fine and about $7.9 million in disgorgement and interest) to settle charges after its units in Turkey, the United Arab Emirates and India were accused of using slush funds to bribe foreign officials to win business, according to the U.S. Securities and Exchange (SEC).

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