Is opportunity management available in the Standard Edition ?

Is opportunity management available in the Standard Edition (100$) of Fusion CRM(Sales and Marketing) cloud version?
Also, is Fusion Base CRM same as the standard edition or does it refer to something else ?
Thanks
Nakul

Yes, opportunity management is included. CRM Base is the same as the Standard Offering.

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