Oracle’s $20 billion stock sale aims to fund its AI-driven cloud expansion, and this article examines what the move means for the company and whether investors should consider buying ORCL shares right ...

Oracle Corporation plans to raise $45B–$50B of gross cash proceeds through a balanced mix of debt and equity. Read more on ...

Three major factors were at play: a bondholder lawsuit, a wave of analyst downgrades and price cuts, and a macro environment that turned hostile to AI infrastructure spending. On Jan. 14, bondholders ...

Over the past few months, investors have been treating Oracle’s stock with caution. Reflecting fears of ballooning capital expenditures and the risk Oracle could lose its investment-grade credit ...

The cloud computing giant missed revenue expectations, as well as announcing an increase in its planned spending on AI data centres. Global markets failed to retain the momentum sparked by an interest ...

Oracle's stock is coming off its worst month since 2001 due to Wall Street's concern about the company's debt obligations tied to artificial intelligence. In the company's earnings report on Wednesday ...

This article first appeared on GuruFocus. Oracle (NYSE:ORCL) is leaning deeper into the AI boom, even as Wall Street grows uneasy about how much the build-out could cost. A report from the Financial ...

Oracle's stock price target remains unchanged at $344.04 per share, even though the discount rate increased slightly from 8.86% to 8.91%. This consistent fair value estimate reflects both optimism for ...

Oracle bonds take hit after reports of debt takeout Investors concerned over commitments to AI Others question depreciation accounting of AI buildout Nov 14 (Reuters) - Oracle bonds have taken a hit ...

American technology company Oracle was founded over 50 years ago and it has remained relatively quiet since the artificial intelligence (AI) bubble inflated and took off in 2022. That was until a ...

OpenAI signed a contract with Oracle ORCL0.65%increase; green up pointing triangle to purchase $300 billion in computing power over roughly five years, people familiar with the matter said, a massive ...