Oracle is now down a staggering 54.9% from its all-time high (achieved last September). Here's why Oracle could still be a millionaire maker, and some risks to consider before buying the tech stock.

Oracle Corp. has begun laying the groundwork needed to start construction on its new headquarters in Nashville.

Oracle ( ORCL +1.71%) nearly became a $1 trillion company last fall after announcing a massive new contract with OpenAI to ...

A class action lawsuit filed in California federal court accuses four underwriters and an auditor of enabling a pump-and-dump scheme that weaponized stolen advisor identities. The lawsuit, filed ...

Oracle Database 26ai embeds AI capabilities directly into production databases, enabling enterprises to deploy AI securely ...

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White House deputy chief of staff Stephen Miller doubled down on President Trump’s renewed threats to make Greenland a U.S. territory, but he dismissed the prospect that a military confrontation would ...

The broader AI trade is back in the hot seat because of Oracle. It shouldn't be. Oracle shares were getting crushed on Thursday following a quarterly sales miss, a disappointing guide, and a spending ...

Oracle remains a Strong Buy with a $463 price target, despite rising debt and investor concerns over AI infrastructure exposure. ORCL's critical role in domestic AI infrastructure, especially through ...

NEW YORK, Nov 23 (Reuters) - Stock market investors are preparing for a turbulent year-end sparked by uncertainty over near-term Federal Reserve interest rate cuts and mounting worries that artificial ...

saying it planned to block credential-sharing applications that enable external investment advisors to gain access to their clients’ retirement accounts held at administrators such as Fidelity.

A Massachusetts man who pleaded guilty to defrauding investors while impersonating a financial advisor (and using COVID-19 small business loan funding to do so) will spend five years in prison.