As Oracle slashes jobs, some workers say they were helping develop the AI that displaced them.

The cloud giant's massive $553 billion backlog is turning heads, but a staggering capital expenditure plan has investors worried.

The initial wave of a massive bloodbath at Oracle has begun to show up in public filings — with 700 workers expected to lose their jobs by June 1, according to California state records. The software ...

Bloom Energy's stock soared after hours on Monday, following news of an expanded deal to provide capacity to Oracle. The announcement came four days after Oracle was issued a warrant to purchase $400 ...

Shares of Oracle and Bloom Energy popped after the companies reached a deal for more AI data center capacity. The software giant gained for a second day, as other names in the sector also briefly ...

Shares of Bloom Energy, a company that provides on-site power solutions, surged 24% on the NYSE on Tuesday, 14 April, hitting a fresh record high of $218.68 apiece after it signed an agreement to ...

Oracle's backlog grew 325% year over year, reaching $553 billion in the third quarter of fiscal 2026. The company anticipates total revenue reaching $90 billion in 2027. Oracle has a tremendous ...

Oracle’s sweeping layoffs are raising fresh concerns about the Department of Veterans Affairs’s effort to expand its Electronic Health Records system, a massive federal project the company is ...

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Layoffs at Oracle shocked the global tech industry, with reports claiming that around 30,000 employees were let go, including nearly 12,000 in India. The immediate aftermath played out online, as ...

In his excellent “The Oracle’s Daughter,” Harrison Hill looks at the people and the questions beyond the headlines. By Carlene Bauer Carlene Bauer’s most recent book is the novel “Girls They Write ...