Oracle ( ORCL) has reportedly drawn up plans for a new round of job cuts to reduce payroll as it racks up billions in debt to fund artificial intelligence infrastructure.

The potential layoffs reduce Oracle's payroll as it racks up billions in debt to fund AI infrastructure.

Oracle just posted numbers that sent its backlog into record territory, yet the stock sits near a 52-week low. Whether that gap represents a generational buying opportunity or a debt-fueled trap ...

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Attackers compile khunt inside Oracle after a web SQL injection, reach Windows SYSTEM, and stage credential data and registry ...

Hackers exploited a SQL injection vulnerability to install a post-exploitation toolkit directly inside an Oracle database ...

Oracle trades at a steep discount, 16x P/E versus a 22x five-year average, despite robust cloud-driven growth prospects. Read ...

However, the analysts covering the software and cloud computing giant haven't followed the stock's price all the way down. The average price target on Oracle sits at about $248, more than double the ...

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Oracle’s cloud business has benefited from the AI trend, and that has translated into record profits. Here’s how much the tech giant pays in dividends.

Oracle was founded in 1986 and began its stock repurchase program six years later. Here’s how much Oracle has spent to buy back its shares over the years.