Oracle Corp

Oracle’s share drop after Blue Owl Capital pulled out exposes the risks of debt‑heavy AI projects and shows how firms must rethink funding and monetization to stay competitive.

Oracle’s shares slump after mixed Q2 earnings, AI‑financing concerns, and a new $120M healthcare contract—balancing growth and risk.

Oracle’s latest earnings saw a 7.3% stock drop amid lower revenue, weaker cloud growth, rising debt and cautious AI plans—what it means for investors and IT leaders.

Oracle’s Q2 AI earnings beat forecasts, yet revenue missed guidance, spiking debt and sparking a broader AI‑sector sell‑off.

Oracle’s Q2 FY 2026 earnings preview: AI‑driven deals boost order backlog while rising debt raises credit risk. Learn how the balance sheet and cloud strategy may shape long‑term value.

Oracle’s Q2 2026 earnings reveal how its OpenAI partnership could fuel AI‑driven growth while debt and CDS spreads raise credit‑risk concerns, shaping investor sentiment.

Oracle director sells $14 M in shares amid OpenAI’s Amazon cloud deal, revealing governance transparency while the company positions itself for AI‑powered cloud growth.

Oracle’s stock drops amid cloud margin worries, high P/E, but gains from new blockchain platform and 1EdTech certification – what’s the long‑term outlook?

Oracle Corp’s stock price has experienced a short-term decline, but the company’s long-term momentum remains strong, driven by its strategic focus on AI, blockchain, and high-performance computing, as well as its partnerships and innovative culture.

Oracle Corp has exceeded analyst expectations in its Q1 FY26 earnings, reporting 27% year-over-year growth in cloud revenue and solidifying its position as a leader in the cloud market.