Oracle Corp.’s longtime legal group leader Dorian Daley has postponed her planned retirement as the company agreed this week to settle charges it violated the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act.
Daley and Oracle “have elected to extend her employment for a short period of time to further help with the transition of her duties,” the company said in a proxy statement filed Sept. 23.
Daley and Oracle disclosed over the summer her plan to retire in August after three decades at the Austin, Texas-based company. The filing, which shows that Daley received nearly $15 million in total compensation from Oracle ...
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