A history of the computer company Oracle chronicles its rise to become one of the industry's most powerful and profitable companies, noting its penchant for reinventing itself in pursuit of new goals.
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Matthew Symonds is currently political editor of The Economist, but before that was the magazine's technology and communications editor for nearly four years. He has also been a founding editorial director of The Independent and strategy director of BBC Worldwide Television. Symonds lives in London with his wife and three children.
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