Oracle shares have been battered by OpenAI jitters and a broader software selloff, but one analyst argues the market has overcorrected.

Oracle shares gained more than 10% Monday after an analyst wrote that investors should see the software company in a more positive light now that OpenAI's funding runway looks clearer. "We believe Ope ...

Oracle stock has been upgraded to 'buy' by DA Davidson as it sees the recent selloff as overdone, and says OpenAI's funding outlook could unlock upside.

Shares of Oracle (ORCL) jumped about 10% on Monday after D.A. Davidson upgraded its rating to Buy from Neutral.

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The broader AI trade is back in the hot seat because of Oracle. It shouldn't be. Oracle shares were getting crushed on Thursday following a quarterly sales miss, a disappointing guide, and a spending ...

Oracle remains a Strong Buy with a $463 price target, despite rising debt and investor concerns over AI infrastructure exposure. ORCL's critical role in domestic AI infrastructure, especially through ...

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A Massachusetts man who pleaded guilty to defrauding investors while impersonating a financial advisor (and using COVID-19 small business loan funding to do so) will spend five years in prison.