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business · Variety
Larry Ellison has reportedly committed up to $46.7 billion of the $111 billion Warner Bros. Discovery acquisition deal.
“Larry Ellison has reportedly committed up to $46.7 billion of the $111 billion deal”
up to 46.7 billion dollars
111 billion dollars
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business · Deadline
Larry Ellison's $111 billion Warner Bros Discovery takeover plan is under threat from a state attorneys general antitrust suit.
“$111 billion”
111 billion
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business · Variety
Larry Ellison is backing his son’s merger bid to the tune of nearly $47 billion.
“Larry Ellison, who is backing his son’s merger bid to the tune of nearly $47 billion”
about 47 billion dollars
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tech · Times of India
Chairman Larry Ellison told analysts in March that the 'SaaSpocalypse' would be someone else's problem.
“Chairman Larry Ellison has dismissed that second worry, telling analysts in March the 'SaaSpocalypse' would be someone else's problem.”
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business · Times of India
Larry Ellison arranged financing to acquire Apple, which was valued at about $5 billion.
“he had arranged financing to acquire Apple, which was then valued at about $5 billion.”
about 5 billion dollars
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tech · Times of India
Larry Ellison revealed in a 2016 USC commencement speech that he had arranged to borrow $5 billion to buy Apple in the mid-1990s, when Apple was valued at roughly $5 billion (Rs 41,500 crore), and planned to immediately install Steve Jobs as CEO.
“The Oracle co-founder revealed in a 2016 USC commencement speech that back in the mid-1990s, when Apple was worth roughly Rs 41,500 crore—about $5 billion—he had arranged to borrow every dollar neede…”
about 5000000000 USD
about 41500 crore INR
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