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Epicor Software Corp., owner of the popular Eclipse distribution software package, has been put up for sale by its owner, Apax Partners, a London-based buyout firm. The price for Epicor, which recently moved to Austin, Texas, from the Bay Area, could top $3 billion, according to reports in the Wall Street Journal and other sources. The WSJ article said Epicor had 2013 sales of $978.3 million, and that the company now carries $1.3 billion debt.
