Oracle (ORCL) stock’s boom and bust in 2025 has become emblematic of the tech trade’s central conflict: Investors can’t decide whether AI is a generational opportunity or a looming risk. Oracle ...

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Oracle (ORCL) reported its Q2 earnings on December 10, after market close. The earnings report disappointed investors, and the stock took a tumble on the following day, closing at $198.85, or 10.8% ...

Today, investors are waking up to red on their screens as many tech and AI stocks are dropping in premarket trading. But why are shares in these companies falling? Much of it has to do with the cloud ...

Oracle ORCL-1.76%decrease; red down pointing triangle is facing mounting anxiety from investors about how much it’s spending to build out data centers for the artificial-intelligence industry. The ...

Oracle Corp’s stock fell sharply Wednesday in after-hours trading, after the cloud company reported quarterly earnings that missed Wall Street estimates, continuing a long slump prompted by worries ...

(Bloomberg/Carmen Reinicke) — Three months ago, Oracle Corp.’s scorching earnings outlook sent the shares soaring to their best day in three decades. But a quarter later, things look very different ...

Look at Oracle if you want to assess the sustainability of the AI investment boom: Its credit default swaps are emerging as a way to 'hedge the entire debt cycle within AI' For a few brief weeks in ...

U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs hospital employees continue to deal with problems with the agency’s new Oracle Health EHR ahead of a big expansion of the system, The Washington Post reported Dec 3 ...

Oracle's stock has plunged since hitting an all-time high in September as the company has become a poster child for growing investor concerns that an AI bubble has formed. The company is enmeshed in ...

Shares in Oracle, one of the world’s largest computing infrastructure companies, fell by 29.4% in the month to 13 November, as concerns over the feasibility of artificial intelligence (AI) spending ...