Por: Forbes Tech March 29, 2023
Since Oracle launched its in December 2020, it has continuously driven differentiation in the database-as-a-service market. While competing against some of the biggest names in the cloud space, the company has shown what appears to be too good to be true price-for-performance against competitors such as Snowflake. With the latest update to MySQL HeatWave, Oracle shows no signs of slowing down. And I think this service may be the “killer app”... + full article
Chicago Sun Times USA Entertainment February 25, 2023
There will be a Heatwave this summer, but it won’t be in Douglass Park. The 2023 Heatwave Music Festival has moved to Northerly Island this year, running June 10-11 at the lakefront venue. Headliners for the two-day electronic dance music festival include GRiZ, Kx5, Slander,... + más
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Forbes USA Business December 25, 2022
In its earlier this month, Oracle Corporation reported its 2023 Q2 results, indicating that “revenues were up 18% year-over-year in USD and up 25% in constant currency to $12.3 billion.” This is an astounding accomplishment, especially in the context and background of... + más
Oracle Stock Rises on Strong Earnings. The Cloud Software Business Is Still Growing. | MarketWatch
MarketWatch USA Business December 13, 2022
For the fiscal second quarter ended Nov. 30, Oracle (ticker: ORCL) posted revenue of $12.28 billion, up 18% from a year ago, or 25% adjusted for currency. The company growth in the 15% to 17% range as reported, or 21% to 23% adjusted for currency. Growth excluding the... + más
Oracle beats on top and bottom lines | CNBC
CNBC USA Tech December 13, 2022
In this articleSafra Catz, Oracle's CEO and then one of Oracle's two co-CEOs, smiles during Oracle's OpenWorld conference in San Francisco on, Sept. 20, 2016.David Paul Morris Bloomberg Getty Images shares rose as much as 4% in extended trading on Monday after the... + más
Oracle won’t hire tech talent from New York, San Francisco: report | New York Post
Oracle may be hit by same ‘softening macro trends’ affecting other software firms, analyst says | MarketWatch
MarketWatch USA Business December 10, 2022
While acknowledging that it’s hard to predict how Oracle fared in its recently completed fiscal second quarter, for which it reports results on Monday, Guggenheim analyst John DiFucci believes the company “must be seeing some of the softening macro trends impacting every... + más
New York Post USA Tech October 26, 2022
Oracle has told its hiring managers and recruiters to shun prospective employees living in coastal tech hubs New York, San Francisco and Seattle, according to a report. The cloud computing giant will instead opt to hire talent from American cities that have lower cost of living... + más
Oracle to pay $23 million to settle SEC charges related to Foreign Corrupt Practices Act | Fox Business
SEC fines Oracle $23 million, says the company bribed foreign officials for business | CNBC
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