Chris Kanaracus

On-demand CRM vendor Salesforce.com hopes to attract more programmers to try out its development platform by offering limited no-fee access to Force.com. Developers can create applications faster on Force.com than on Java or .Net, according to a report

A Massachusetts startup firm

A filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission describes the legal actions. Also revealed: possible violations of the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act

Observers predict that Oracle will raise prices for Sun software support over time after the acquisition closes

The document pushing cooperative clouds is officially released after Microsoft spills the beans

Workers at IBM say the company is poised to cut about 4,000 U.S. jobs and The Wall Street Jurnal reports many of those positions will be transfered to India

Salesforce.com is working to integrate its Service Cloud, customer service management platform with the messaging service of micro-blogging site Twitter

An undisclosed number of workers of SAP lost their jobs last week as the enterprise software giant it previously announced plant to trim its workforce