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At Oracle World in Las Vegas in October, Oracle Corp. founder and CEO Larry Ellison got right to the point. “AI changes everything,” Ellison told attendees, and his company’s recent releases have ...

Turning rumor to reality, Oracle has resorted to layoffs for 2026. Market chatter from early last month had suggested that Oracle was toying with workforce reduction plans to further its AI data ...

With a huge cloud computing backlog, there was never much of a question whether Oracle could accelerate its revenue growth. The biggest question was what type of return the company could get on its ...

Oracle is pivoting toward cloud infrastructure, and that has proved controversial on Wall Street due to the heavy spending it requires. Can the company sway the doubters with its third-quarter results ...

A man carries a Free TikTok sign in front of a courthouse in Manhattan during the hush-money trial of Donald Trump in April 2024. The House passed legislation Saturday, April 20, to ban TikTok in the ...

As the technology selloff deepens, Oracle’s stock has been hit by a double whammy of generalized software concerns and jitters around the company’s own artificial-intelligence spending. Back To Top ...

Oracle is being sued by bondholders who claim they incurred losses due to the company's undisclosed plans to sell more debt. The lawsuit alleges that Oracle, chaired by Larry Ellison, misled investors ...

Oracle shares fell 5% after bondholders sued over undisclosed AI-related borrowing plans. Investors say $18 billion in bonds were sold before the company raised $38 billion more for data centers. The ...