Oracle Corp. has released their fiscal report for the second quarter and both sales and profit beat analysts' expectations as consumer bought software and high end hardware to uphold a shirt in computing on the internet. Revenue for the quarter ending in November rose 2% to $9.28 billion, while the stock rose 67 cents a share. Larry Ellison, the Chief Executive Officer of the world's largest database software maker, has spent $50 billion in aquisitions of over 100 companies in order to keep the company relevant during this transition period.