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The database and cloud software company said it expects to raise billions to finance its artificial intelligence plans, a move that markets read as a near-term hit to earnings power.
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A report tied to Oracle’s latest quarter says cloud infrastructure growth hit 93% and the company raised its earnings-per-share outlook, but that progress was not enough to address questions about how much capital the company may be seeking.
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The companies are deepening their alliance to speed deployment of artificial intelligence in business environments, with an emphasis on reaching organizations beyond the data center.
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A Yahoo Finance report says Oracle’s post-earnings stock slump has prompted renewed “buy the dip” views from multiple analysts, who argue the market is reacting to near-term noise rather than underlying cloud and software demand.
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The broader availability of Google’s home listings could intensify competition for Zillow, Rocket and CoStar, analysts and investors have worried, even as Google has not detailed the scope of how many consumers will see the feature or how it will monetize it.
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Bank of America Securities moved to a Buy rating on Intel after previously taking a more cautious stance, pointing to improved confidence around Intel Foundry Services as the key swing factor.
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In a late-morning market update, Yahoo Finance reported that Oracle’s latest results topped expectations and that the company intends to raise another $20 billion, as U.S. indexes moved higher and chip-related stocks rebounded.
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A recent market-focused writeup argues that Microsoft’s fundamentals remain steady even as the shares appear to be lagging broader benchmarks in 2026, highlighting the gap that can form between operating performance and investor expectations.
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In remarks highlighted by Yahoo Finance, Palantir’s Alex Karp said enterprises are looking past AI hype and prioritizing measurable outcomes from deployed systems.
