Oracle was founded all the way back in 1977 as an enterprise software company. Since then, it has transformed into a cloud services giant. These days, it is trying to become one of the most important ...

Oracle's stock fell 19% this week, the steepest drop since August 2001, the depths of the dot-com bust. The company's capital expenditures surged 162% in the latest fiscal year, with almost $24 ...

Oracle (ORCL) earns a BUY with a $250 price target, as its $638 billion backlog surged 363% year over year. CFO Safra Catz projects OCI revenue growing from $18 billion to $144 billion within five ...

Shares of Oracle (ORCL) fell sharply this week following the release of a quarterly earnings report that fueled investor concerns about the company's AI spending plans. Danil Sereda: Oracle (ORCL) ...

Oracle shareholders are taking it on the chin Thursday, as the company's plan to raise more money to fund the AI buildout is overshadowing better-than-expected quarterly results. But, from our vantage ...

This concludes TheStreet’s coverage of Oracle’s Q4 2026 earnings. While the hyperscaler bested analyst expectations to cap off its fiscal year 2026, the company also spent more than expected on its ...

A record earnings beat wasn’t enough for Oracle to satisfy investors, who are looking for more definitive proof of a successful artificial-intelligence business transformation. Shares of Oracle ORCL ...

Oracle plans to raise nearly $40 billion in debt and equity in 2027 Capital spending for 2026 reached $55.66 billion, surpassing Oracle's $50 billion target Analysts highlight investor concerns over ...

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Of the major players in artificial intelligence, a few might reasonably be considered picks-and-shovels companies. Nvidia, led by Jensen Huang, is one. Another is Oracle, which under Larry Ellison has ...