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Hosted by NASDAQ CEO Robert Greifield, the event celebrated the 20th anniversary of Oracle on the NASDAQ. A $100 dollar investment 20 years ago would now be worth $600,000... not a bad return on your investment. Technorati Tags: Oracle Open World, Business Intelligence, Larry Ellison
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The keynote kicked off in a big way with Oracle executives CEO Larry Ellison, President and COO Safra Catz and President Charles Phillips closing the NASDAQ live from Oracle Open World show. 
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That's funny. I was just thinking that a $600,000 investment in hardware and the Oracle software of 20 years ago would be worth about $100 today.
Posted by: Cobb | October 25, 2006 3:28 PM