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NetSuite [N
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"If you take away option expensing, we're well on the path to profitability," the CEO said.
NetSuite, which re-priced its offering at $26 per share -- up from its previously estimated range of $19 to $22 -- is 74 percent-owned by Oracle [ORCL
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But Nelson said Ellison -- who co-founded NetSuite -- will have minimal say in its management:
"Larry's role has changed over time...he put his shares in a 'lock-box' and relinquished control over the vote of those shares" over most day-to-day corporate matters.
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