Oracle (ORCL) was supposed to be the next trillion-dollar company after all the successes last year, but it is retreating back to square one. The company recently initiated massive job cuts to finance ...

Shares of software and cloud infrastructure specialist Oracle (NYSE: ORCL) have taken a severe beating recently. Over the last six months, the stock has plummeted, falling more than 50% as of this ...

A major artificial intelligence customer has come to dominate the database giant's story. And that's not the only issue.

The stock market is in the throes of a sell-off, with major U.S. indexes like the Nasdaq-100 and the Dow Jones Industrial Average plunging by more than 10% from their record highs as of March 30.

Oracle shares have had a turbulent ride over the past year. After climbing from $135 to a 52-week peak of $346, the stock has since pulled back sharply to $163 — a retreat that has left some investors ...

Oracle delivered outstanding third-quarter results ahead of expectations, with total revenue up 22% to $17 billion and cloud revenue up 44% to $9 billion. Most importantly, cloud infrastructure ...

Oracle (ORCL) stock zoomed higher, driven by new AI capabilities for utilities sector and a technically oversold setup. Oracle’s bull case centers on Q3 fiscal 2026’s 20%+ organic revenue and EPS ...

Oracle's fiscal third-quarter revenue was $17.2 billion -- up 22% year over year. The company's remaining performance obligations recently surged past half a trillion dollars. With shares trading at ...