Ellison, 81, saw his fortune shoot up by $101 billion after his company, Oracle, reported its quarterly results.

Oracle (NYSE: ORCL) just delivered one of the most eye-catching updates in large-cap tech. Shares ripped higher on Wednesday ...

Oracle’s remaining performance obligations soared 359% to $455 billion in Q1 FY2026, following several multi-billion-dollar cloud infrastructure contracts. Cloud infrastructure revenue climbed 55% to ...

With its latest earnings — more accurately, its almost unbelievable cloud backlog — Oracle suddenly catapulted itself into ...

All of this suggests that Oracle, thanks to its solid business built over time and its position in the AI market, could ...

The 81-year-old Oracle Corporation founder briefly eclipsed Elon Musk for the title and is close to taking it again.

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We expect Oracle Cloud Infrastructure revenue to grow 77 percent to $18 billion this fiscal year—and then increase to $32 ...

Oracle shares advanced in premarket trading Thursday, a day after soaring 36% in their best session since 1992.

The stock ( ORCL) shot up more than 40% Wednesday morning, its largest single-day jump ever. It was such big leap that it minted Oracle co-founder Larry Ellison $100 billion in less than hour, making ...

Sills’ team at Bank of America upgraded Oracle’s shares to Buy from Neutral following the results. Deutsche Bank analysts ...