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To: lml who wrote (9440)1/29/1999 10:18:00 PM
From: Sonki  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 19080
 
thanks. i see. i m looking foward to Q4(may ) erning.. where to do u think orcl will be may-june?

how does this affect orcl?

Sara's business model has notable similarities to the break-out company, CMGI Inc. / cmgi.com except for one
critical distinction: the Sara Hallitex SIPOD Program automatically awards a portion of the equity acquired in its new
companies to Sara shareholders as a stock dividend (in these same companies) while keeping a percentage of the
equity as a long-term Sara Hallitex holding.

Accordingly, the company will be issuing a percentage of the equity it now owns in its most recent spin-out,
SolutionNet Inc. -- a development partner of Oracle Corp. [Nasdaq:ORCL - news] and Sun Microsystems -- to all
Sara shareholders of record who purchase shares in the company by the close of trading today, Jan. 29, 1999.
biz.yahoo.com



To: lml who wrote (9440)1/30/1999 12:08:00 AM
From: MeDroogies  Respond to of 19080
 
If you consider machinery as simply a mechanical means of processing information (which is really all it is), then the Industrial Revolution was really the beginning of the Information Age. I'd say we're at about lunchtime.


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