Oracle ended its fiscal third quarter with $553 billion in remaining purchase obligations -- up 325% year over year.

Oracle has guided for tremendous revenue growth in its cloud infrastructure business over its next four fiscal years.

Down big off its high, the sell-off in Oracle could be a buying opportunity for risk-tolerant investors.

Oracle is behind the AI demand curve, but this could spell accelerating growth and significant upside for investors.

Oracle stock popped following its latest quarterly report, driven by its better-than-expected results and improved guidance.

The so-called SaaS-pocalypse has been working its way through the software scene in recent months, with things getting ...

Oracle Corporation's (ORCL) record $553 billion backlog and OCI's robust 44% growth rate provide clear revenue visibility for ...

Oracle surpassed estimates for the quarter, and lifted its guidance for fiscal 2027 revenue. During the quarter, Oracle announced plans to raise $45 billion to $50 billion in the fiscal year to expand ...

For the current quarter, Oracle said it’s looking for earnings of between $1.92 and $1.96 per share, well ahead of the analysts’ $1.70 per share forecast. In terms of revenue, it said it’s eying ...

ORCL, is reportedly preparing layoffs of 20,000 to 30,000 employees, or up to 18% of its workforce. The cuts are linked to cost savings and heavy capital spending on AI focused data centers and ...

While Oracle has traditionally been viewed as a legacy database provider, its aggressive pivot toward Oracle Cloud ...