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NICE Ltd. (NICE) Stock Pops as Q3 2025 Earnings Showcase AI‑Driven Cloud Growth and Raised Revenue Guidance

NICE Ltd. (NICE) Stock Pops as Q3 2025 Earnings Showcase AI‑Driven Cloud Growth and Raised Revenue Guidance

On November 13, 2025, NICE Ltd. (NASDAQ: NICE) reported Q3 2025 results that beat Wall Street revenue expectations, highlighted 13% cloud growth, and nudged its full‑year revenue outlook higher as investors cheered the company’s AI‑first strategy. NICE Q3 2025: The Short Version NICE Ltd., a global provider of AI‑powered customer experience software, delivered a solid third quarter for 2025, with: Investors liked what they saw: NICE shares climbed in pre‑market trading, with reports showing gains of roughly 6–9% after the release. Investing.com+2Benzinga+2 Headline Numbers: Inside NICE’s Q3 2025 Results Revenue and Earnings Beat For the quarter ended September 30, 2025,
Oracle’s ‘Truly Awesome’ AI Cloud Quarter Sends Stock Soaring 36%, Making Ellison World’s Richest

Oracle Stock Today, November 13, 2025: ORCL Extends Slide as Wall Street Splits on Its AI Cloud Bet

Oracle stock (NYSE: ORCL) is trading around $227 after a steep pullback from record highs. Here’s what’s driving today’s move on November 13, 2025, and how analysts, institutions, and technicals are lining up around the AI cloud story. Key takeaways for ORCL on 13 November 2025 ORCL stock price today: where things stand As of Thursday, November 13, 2025, most data providers still show Oracle (ORCL) trading around $226–227 in early indications, essentially hovering near Wednesday’s close of $226.99 on the NYSE. That Wednesday session saw the stock drop 3.88% from $236.15, with an intraday range of about $226.2–236.8 and
Snowflake to Acquire Datometry: Hyper‑Q Aims to Supercharge SnowConvert AI With 4× Faster Migrations and 90% Cost Cuts — Nov 12, 2025

Snowflake to Acquire Datometry: Hyper‑Q Aims to Supercharge SnowConvert AI With 4× Faster Migrations and 90% Cost Cuts — Nov 12, 2025

Snowflake strikes a deal to acquire Datometry and fold its Hyper‑Q virtualization into SnowConvert AI, promising up to 4× faster, lower‑cost data‑warehouse migrations. Snowflake has entered a definitive agreement to acquire Datometry, the San Francisco–based database‑migration specialist behind the Hyper‑Q virtualization platform. Terms were not disclosed. Snowflake says it plans to integrate Datometry’s technology into SnowConvert AI, its free, AI‑assisted migration suite. InfoWorld Why this deal matters At stake is one of the thorniest problems in enterprise data: moving mission‑critical analytics from legacy systems (think Teradata or Oracle) to modern cloud platforms without multi‑year rewrites or risky cutovers. Datometry’s Hyper‑Q virtualizes
Alphabet (Google) GOOGL stock: What to Know Before Markets Open on October 20, 2025

Alphabet (GOOGL, GOOG) Today: Shares Hover Near $290 as Google Unveils €5.5B Germany Cloud Expansion — Nov 11, 2025

Alphabet stock news and price action for Tuesday, November 11, 2025. What’s happening now Alphabet (Google’s parent; tickers GOOGL and GOOG) traded around the $290 mark on Tuesday as investors digested a major infrastructure announcement: Google will invest €5.5 billion (~$6.4B) to expand cloud and data‑center capacity in Germany over 2026–2029, including a new site in Dietzenbach near Frankfurt and expansion in Hanau. German officials said the plan is expected to secure roughly 9,000 mostly indirect jobs and will not involve state subsidies.  Reuters+1 Key takeaways By the numbers (Nov 11, 2025) Note: Real‑time quotes can vary by source and are typically delayed; use an up‑to‑the‑minute feed for trading
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Microsoft (MSFT) Stock Update & Insight Report – 2 Oct 2025

MSFT Before the Bell (Nov 10, 2025): OpenAI–AWS shockwave, Azure outlook, $9.7B IREN chips pact, dividend date, and week‑ahead catalysts

Published: Monday, November 10, 2025 — Pre‑market Quick take 1) Overnight & weekend developments investors are trading OpenAI → AWS ($38B/7yrs). OpenAI will run workloads on Amazon Web Services, diversifying away from sole reliance on Azure. The timing (announced Nov. 3) keeps pressure on Microsoft’s Azure share-of-wallet narrative into this week. Watch sympathy moves in AMZN (AWS) and NVDA. Reuters+1 Microsoft–OpenAI, chapter two. On Oct. 28, Microsoft and OpenAI restructured their relationship, with press and filings indicating OpenAI’s valuation around $500B and Microsoft maintaining a meaningful equity stake and long‑term product/model rights—even as OpenAI gains freedom to use multiple clouds.
Microsoft vs. Oracle Stocks: AI Frenzy Sends Shares Soaring – Which Tech Titan Will Win?

Microsoft (MSFT) vs. Oracle (ORCL): 2025 YTD — Who’s Winning the AI-Cloud Race?

Date: November 7, 2025 In the fast-moving world of cloud infrastructure and artificial intelligence (AI), two major players — Microsoft and Oracle — are carving competing paths. Their stock moves, strategies and risk profiles differ markedly. This article takes a detailed look at both companies as of Nov. 7, 2025: how they have performed this year, what the major catalysts are, and how the investment case stacks up. Microsoft: Staying the Course with Cloud + AI What Microsoft delivered: What stands out:Microsoft has a broad base: strong cloud growth, durable productivity/business software revenue, and a massive backlog of commitments that
JFrog (FROG) Soars 20%+ After Q3 Beat: Cloud Revenue Jumps 50%, FY2025 Guidance Raised to $523–$525M

JFrog (FROG) Soars 20%+ After Q3 Beat: Cloud Revenue Jumps 50%, FY2025 Guidance Raised to $523–$525M

JFrog Ltd. (NASDAQ: FROG) ripped higher today after posting a decisive third‑quarter beat and lifting its full‑year outlook. As of roughly 16:05 UTC, shares traded near $58.90, up ~24.6% intraday after touching an intraday high of $62.92; premarket gains topped 20% as the report hit the tape. Barron’s Key takeaways What’s driving the surge JFrog’s outperformance was broad‑based, with strength in its software supply chain platform and accelerating cloud adoption. Management highlighted new governance and AI offerings—AppTrust and AI Catalog—as catalysts helping large customers standardize on the platform. JFrog Investor Relations On the numbers, JFrog delivered total revenue of $136.9M
IREN Limited (NASDAQ: IREN) Posts Record Q1, Lands $9.7B Microsoft AI Cloud Deal — Stock Swings as Compass Point Doubles Target to $105 (Nov. 7, 2025)

IREN Limited (NASDAQ: IREN) Posts Record Q1, Lands $9.7B Microsoft AI Cloud Deal — Stock Swings as Compass Point Doubles Target to $105 (Nov. 7, 2025)

IREN Limited — the AI-focused data‑center operator formerly known as Iris Energy — is back in the spotlight today after reporting record fiscal Q1 FY26 results last night and riding momentum from a $9.7 billion, five‑year AI cloud contract with Microsoft announced earlier this week. Shares are volatile in Friday trading even as Compass Point doubled its price target to $105 on the company’s hyperscale AI build‑out. GlobeNewswire+2 What’s new today (Nov. 7) The Microsoft catalyst: $9.7B over five years On Nov. 3, IREN announced a $9.7 billion AI cloud services contract with Microsoft. Under the agreement, IREN will supply
Zeta Global (ZETA) – 17th Straight Beat & Raise Quarter Ignites AI-Cloud Rally – Analysts Eye ~$28 Target (≈+70% Upside)

Zeta Global (ZETA) – 17th Straight Beat & Raise Quarter Ignites AI-Cloud Rally – Analysts Eye ~$28 Target (≈+70% Upside)

Stock Performance & Valuation Zeta’s stock has trended down from its late-2024 highs (~$36.7) as broader growth-tech valuation pressures emerged. At the Nov 4 close, ZETA was ~$16.70 stockanalysis.com, near its 52-week low and well below its peak. Over the year it’s down ~–7% marketbeat.com (since start-2025), while smaller tech peers have also lagged. On Nov 4 its volume was ~11.2 M shares stockanalysis.com, reflecting heavy trading after earnings. Technically, ZETA carries a higher beta (~1.28 stockanalysis.com) so it tends to amplify tech market moves. The stock’s drop on Nov 4 (–5.2% on the close stockanalysis.com) came ahead of the after-market
Oracle (ORCL) Stock Rockets 70% on AI Frenzy – Jim Cramer Warns “It’s the Only One I’m Worried About”

Oracle (ORCL) Stock Forecast 2025: AI-Fueled Growth Amid Cloud Boom

ORCL Stock Price & Recent Performance Oracle’s stock has been on a tear in 2025, propelled by accelerating cloud growth and AI enthusiasm. Shares started the year around the $170 level, then climbed steadily and spiked after mid-year earnings. By July, ORCL hit record highs near $240 (up 43% for 2025 at that point) investopedia.com, prompting analyst upgrades. Jefferies, for example, raised its price target to $270 in July, citing Oracle’s pivotal cloud deals and declaring the company at a “pivotal moment” in its evolution investopedia.com investopedia.com. The rally peaked in September when Oracle briefly traded above $300. However, after
Microsoft Stock Soars on AI and Cloud Frenzy – Analysts Eye $600+ Price Targets

Microsoft Hits $4 Trillion Valuation – Cloud Boom, AI Bets, and What’s Next for MSFT Stock

Microsoft’s Stock Price & Recent Performance Microsoft’s stock is trading around $513–$515 per share in early November 2025, just a few percent shy of its all-time highs achieved last month. The stock jumped in late October to a $4 trillion valuation milestone reuters.com on optimism around its AI initiatives, briefly making Microsoft only the second company ever to reach that mark (trailing chipmaker Nvidia). Even after a slight pullback post-earnings, MSFT remains up nearly 25–30% year-to-date, dramatically outperforming the broader market inkl.com. (By comparison, the S&P 500 index is up ~15% YTD inkl.com.) This rally has been powered by investor
Amazon’s $2.5 Billion Cloud Outage: How an AI Glitch Broke the Internet – Again

Amazon’s $2.5 Billion Cloud Outage: How an AI Glitch Broke the Internet – Again

AWS Outage “Breaks the Internet” in October 2025 Late last month, Amazon Web Services – the world’s largest cloud provider – experienced a catastrophic outage that many dubbed an “internet blackout.” The trouble began on October 19, 2025 (Monday), inside AWS’s busiest data center hub in Northern Virginia (US-East-1). According to Amazon, a “DNS resolution issue” in that region set off a chain reaction of failures techcrunch.com. In simpler terms, part of the internet’s “phone book” stopped working properly. Specifically, AWS’s internal Domain Name System (DNS) – which translates service names to network locations – suddenly couldn’t find the address
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