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Oracle 1Z1-573 exam Corp.’s US$1.5 billion purchase of cloud software vendor RightNow Technologies took another step forward on Thursday as a vast majority of RightNow shareholders approved the deal.”Approximately 99.8 per cent of the shares voting at today’s Special Meeting of Stockholders voted in favor of the approval and adoption of the merger agreement, which represented approximately 87.0 per cent of RightNow’s total outstanding shares of common stock as of the November 8, 2011 record date for the Special Meeting,” RightNow said in a statement.

Mellanox Technologies Ltd. tumbled the most in a month after Oracle 1Z1-573 exam Corp., its third-biggest customer, reported quarterly sales and profit that trailed analysts’ estimates.Mellanox fell 4.4 percent to 116.40 in Tel Aviv, the most since Nov. 20. The drop led declines in the Israeli benchmark’s TA-25 Index, which retreated 0.1 percent to 1,091.46. Mellanox shares in New York sank 5.4 percent yesterday. The Bloomberg Israel-US 25 Index of the largest Israeli companies traded in New York fell yesterday to 1.9 percent to 85.61, led by Teva Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd.

After Tuesday’s close, Oracle 1Z1-573 exam Corp reported earnings and sales that missed expectations for the first time in a decade. The software giant joins a growing list of companies, including some of technology’s biggest and oldest names, whose results and outlooks have raised alarm bells about business conditions.Despite that, Sorensen said the light volume ahead of the Christmas and New Year’s holidays would exacerbate market volatility, making the moves “a little more dramatic than normal.”European banks took nearly 490 billion euros in three-year cut-price loans from the European Central Bank on Wednesday.