Oracle's revenue growth accelerated as it expanded its cloud ecosystem. Its big buybacks enabled it to grow its EPS faster than its net income. It remains an attractive safe haven stock in this wobbly ...

Oracle has declared full year 2016-17 revenue of $37.7bn, up 2% on the previous year. Cloud revenue was $4.6bn, up 60% on the year before and representing 12% of the total. The supplier stated that ...

When Oracle set out to create a fast, simple way for companies to buy its cloud services, it did so by first focusing on the success of the customer and then transforming its internal operations to ...

Database giant Oracle has agreed to buy cloud company NetSuite for about $9.3 billion in cash, furthering its efforts in the cloud computing arena despite its co-founder’s earlier resistance to the ...

When Oracle bought NetSuite yesterday for a cool $9.3 billion in cash, it let the world know it was now totally serious about growing cloud computing revenue. That wasn’t always the case. In the early ...

Oracle is more than just a technology provider—it is a trusted advisor that can help businesses transition their IT stack to the cloud and take the greatest possible advantage of that move. Customers’ ...

Oracle is trying to add some rocket fuel in the high-stakes race to dominate cloud services — and it's doing so with a very familiar partner. The software giant will pay $9.3 billion in cash to ...

Oracle will acquire NetSuite for about $9.3 billion, or $109 per share in an all-cash deal, the companies announced Thursday. Both Oracle and NetSuite’s cloud service offerings aimed at enterprise ...

San Francisco, Calif. -- Oracle OpenWorld started out as International Oracle Users Week (IOUW) in 1982, and had 50 people in attendance. Since 1996, the conference has been called OpenWorld, and now ...

On Friday, October 18, 2016, Oracle founder and chairman Larry Ellison announced that Mark Hurd had passed away at age 62. He had been ill and was forced take a leave of absence from his job as CEO of ...

Many investors might think of Oracle (NYSE: ORCL), the world's largest database software provider, as a blue chip tech stock that is owned for stability instead of growth. That notion seems valid ...