Dec 20 (Reuters) - Oracle Corp agreed to buy Eloqua Inc, a maker of web-based marketing automation software that listed in August, for about $810 million as it seeks to expand its cloud-computing ...

Oracle, the most-acquisitive company in the software industry, just bought Eloqua. Personally, I’m fascinated by this acquisition. With Eloqua, Oracle gets a truly great maker of cloud-based apps ...

When Oracle announced its intention to purchase Eloqua on Dec. 20 for $871 million, it was great news for Eloqua shareholders. The 33% jump in share price would have appeased most investors. The ...

The race to become the integrated sales and marketing technology platform of choice has intensified with Oracle’s announcement of its roadmap to integrate the newly acquired Eloqua platform into the ...

REDWOOD SHORES, Calif. (AP) — Business-software maker Oracle is adding to its cloud-computing capabilities with an $810.8 million purchase of software maker Eloqua. Oracle said Thursday that buying ...

Eloqua has agreed to be acquired by Oracle in an all cash deal valued at $23.50 per share. The deal, worth around $810 million, will strengthen Oracle’s offering significantly in the marketing ...

Eloqua Inc. CEO Joe Payne offers a window into the Vienna cloud computing company's decision to sell to Oracle Corp. for $871 million via the company blog. Eloqua Inc. CEO Joe Payne offers a window ...

To continue reading this content, please enable JavaScript in your browser settings and refresh this page. Oracle moved to deepen its cloud offerings on Thursday ...

Oracle Eloqua is ramping up its paid media offering to marketers through a partnership with data-driven B2B display ad platform Bizo. And Bizo, in turn, has added marketing automation capabilities ...