Linked by Eugenia Loli-Queru on Fri 23rd Dec 2005 08:50 UTC
The SCO Group's revenue continued to fall in the fourth quarter and during fiscal 2005, as Unix sales slumped. Management, however, tried to put a positive spin on the results, released after Thursday's market close, saying that cost-cutting measures have made SCO's Unix business profitable again and adding that plenty of cash remains to continue a legal battle against IBM.
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...There is no love lost between these two companies.
Well I don't think _Microsoft_ paying between $10-30 million for a Unix license from SCO and the introduction of BayStar Capital (and the $50 million they gave them) to SCO by _Microsoft_ implies there is no common interest either.