Oracle’s stock has come well off its highs, but a Jefferies analyst says concentration and debt concerns are overblown.

Oracle is facing one of its toughest market moments after the company’s massive AI deal with OpenAI collided with rising doubts from Wall Street.

In the world of database architecture, the need to dynamically create complex objects conflicts with the demand for subsecond response time. Oracle's answer to this dilemma is the materialized view.

Last year, Oracle had deals going with a number of different cross-device players, including Drawbridge, pre-Telenor Tapad and Crosswise. In April, Oracle decided to make one of those companies its ...

In the last three months, 14 analysts have published ratings on Oracle (NYSE:ORCL), offering a diverse range of perspectives from bullish to bearish. In the table below, you'll find a summary of their ...

My last post, detailing predictions that Oracle and SAP will be scooping up SOA companies, raised a few eyebrows. Neil Macehiter of Macehiter Ward-Dutton, for one, dubbed the notion "bizarre." Neil ...

Oracle’s battle with European regulators over its acquisition of Sun Microsystems boils down to a conflict about the importance of free software and the government’s role in protecting it. The verbal ...

Among the many announcements made by Oracle during Oracle CloudWorld in mid-October was the introduction of a cloud-based data lakehouse to support enterprise analytics projects. Designed as part of ...