While the cloud giant beat earnings per share and sales growth forecasts, its revenue numbers came in lower than expected.

Oracle flagged new business from Meta and Nvidia in reporting a 438% increase in remaining performance obligations.

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Shares in Oracle opened almost 12% lower ‍in Frankfurt, tracking U.S. afterhour losses after the company forecast sales and ...

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Oracle shares dropped 11% in premarket trading on Thursday, extending the previous session’s losses after the company reported quarterly results that underscored both the promise and the pressure of ...

Investing.com - Shares in Oracle fell in afterhours trading Wednesday after the computing group reported fiscal second-quarter revenue that missed expectations amid weakness in its software business.

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