Oracle's "halo effect" is the real deal. But is the AI growth stock a buy in March?

Down big off its high, the sell-off in Oracle could be a buying opportunity for risk-tolerant investors.
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Larry Ellison Sees Oracle as Safe From SaaS-Pocalpyse—Here’s Why He’s Absolutely Right

The so-called SaaS-pocalypse has been working its way through the software scene in recent months, with things getting ...

Oracle Agrees That AI Is Challenging the SaaS Model. Here's Why Oracle Thinks It's the Disruptor, Not the Disrupted.

And as AI-powered tools enable users to do more with less, enterprise clients may need fewer subscriptions, potentially ...

Oracle Earnings Heated Up Its Stock—But Couldn't Spark an AI Rally

Shares of Oracle and chipmakers rose on Wednesday after a strong earnings report signaled AI demand remains healthy, but ...
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Oracle adds AI pricing features to financial software

(Reuters) - Oracle on Thursday added another set of artificial intelligence (AI) tools to NetSuite, one of its corporate finance software offerings, including some that might make it faster for ...
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Google Will Stop Using Oracle's Finance Software and Adopt SAP Instead

Google parent Alphabet plans in the coming weeks to stop using Oracle financial software and instead start using software from SAP, CNBC has learned. Alphabet and Google core financial systems will ...

Oracle co-CEO Mike Sicilia to analysts: Do not worry, AI coding tools hurting software companies does not apply to Oracle, but yes they may disrupt ...

Oracle proved most analysts wrong as the company posted strong quarterly results. The company's Q3 FY2026 results surpassed ...

Oracle Financial Services Software Ltd drops for fifth straight session

Oracle Financial Services Software Ltd is quoting at Rs 6356.5, down 0.9% on the day as on 13:19 IST on the NSE. The stock tumbled 16.19% in last one year as compared to a 3.15% rally in NIFTY and a ...

Larry Ellison says AI will only make Oracle stronger

On its latest earnings call, Larry Ellison grabbed one of tech’s nastier new panic phrases — the SaaS-apocalypse — and used it to try to argue that AI’s shakeout won’t bury Oracle but could instead ...