Google co-founder and CEO Larry Page took the stand today to defend his company’s actions in Oracle’s infringement lawsuit over Android, reiterating that the company had done nothing wrong. Google ...

Oracle wants to hear from Google CEO Larry Page in its lawsuit against the search giant over Android. In a letter Thursday to U.S. District Judge Donna Ryu, Oracle said it wanted to take four more ...

Google's Page, Oracle's Ellison take the stand The trial between Oracle and Google, accusing the latter of copying Java code, continued yesterday with an Oracle slide deck laying out its argument ...

The company says the Google CEO has unique knowledge that could help its case. Google says the deposition would prove to be "superfluous." CNET contributor Don Reisinger is a technology columnist who ...

Larry Ellison is troubled by the Google guys, especially Larry Page. In a recent interview, Ellison blamed Google CEO Larry Page for using Oracle's code illegally. The charge goes back to a lengthy ...

Google did not pay to use Oracle’s software in millions of smartphones, but the company believed that the intellectual property was free for anyone to use, Larry Page, chief executive of Google’s ...