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Oracle’s ‘Truly Awesome’ AI Cloud Quarter Sends Stock Soaring 36%, Making Ellison World’s Richest

Oracle Stock Today, November 14, 2025: ORCL Rebounds 2% as Wall Street Debates Its AI Debt Gamble

Oracle Corporation (NYSE: ORCL) finally caught a bid on Friday, November 14, 2025, snapping part of a bruising AI-driven sell-off that has erased roughly a quarter of its value over the past month. But the modest rebound came against a backdrop of rising concern over Oracle’s debt-fueled artificial intelligence build‑out and sharply divided analyst opinion about where the stock goes next. Oracle stock price today: key numbers after the close As of the closing bell on Friday (4:00 p.m. ET): In other words, today’s bounce was a relief rally, not a full trend reversal. ORCL is still trading far below its
Oracle (ORCL) Stock Rockets 70% on AI Frenzy – Jim Cramer Warns “It’s the Only One I’m Worried About”

Oracle’s $300 Billion AI Bet Shakes Wall Street: Stock Craters 33% as Debt Fears Hit ‘Waning’ AI Sentiment – 14 November 2025

Oracle has suddenly become the poster child for AI exuberance turning into anxiety. On Friday, 14 November 2025, a wave of fresh reporting and analyst commentary paints a stark picture: Oracle’s huge, debt‑fuelled artificial‑intelligence buildout – centered on a $300 billion cloud deal with OpenAI – has triggered a 30–33% share price slide from its September peak, rattled credit markets, and forced investors to rethink how much risk they’re really taking when they buy into the AI infrastructure boom.  The Tech Buzz+2The Economic Times+2 At the same time, a fierce debate has opened up on Wall Street: is Oracle a high‑beta,
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
Oracle Stock Surges on $300B AI Cloud Deal – Is a Trillion-Dollar Valuation Next?

Oracle Stock Today (Nov 12, 2025): ORCL Slips ~4% as Buy‑the‑Dip Calls Collide With Ongoing Pullback

Byline: Nov 12, 2025 Key Takeaways Oracle Stock Today: What’s Moving ORCL on November 12 1) Risk‑off in Oracle despite upbeat brokerage toneShares are lower midday even as Mizuho tells clients the latest pullback is an opportunity, sticking with an Outperform/$400 view. The note underscores confidence in Oracle’s cloud and AI pipeline despite near‑term volatility. Yahoo Finance 2) Tape and technicals doing the talkingShort‑term momentum remains soft: ORCL is trading below yesterday’s close and near the session low, reflecting continued digestion after a powerful 2025 run. Intraday stats—$227.02 last; $226.23–$238.39 range; $236.68 open—highlight the sellers’ advantage today. 3) Headlines amplifying
12 November 2025
Oracle Stock Surges on $300B AI Cloud Deal – Is a Trillion-Dollar Valuation Next?

Oracle Stock Today (Nov 7, 2025): ORCL Slips on Oracle‑Linked Cyber Breach Headlines as New Health‑AI Partnership Lands

Updated: November 7, 2025 Oracle (NYSE: ORCL) shares were lower in midday trading on Friday after fresh headlines tied a high‑profile cyber breach to Oracle software, partially offsetting a same‑day announcement of a new oncology data and AI collaboration. As of early afternoon, ORCL was trading around the mid‑$230s, down roughly 3% from Thursday’s close, with an intraday range in the low‑$230s to high‑$230s. Reuters’ live quote page showed shares recently at $236.21 (-3.11%), versus a prior close of $243.80 and an intraday range of $232.36–$239.42. Reuters What moved Oracle stock today Cyber breach headlines: The Washington Post said it
Oracle (ORCL) Stock Rockets 70% on AI Frenzy – Jim Cramer Warns “It’s the Only One I’m Worried About”

Oracle Stock Skyrockets on AI Cloud Deals – Is a $1 Trillion Market Cap Next?

Oracle’s Current Stock and Performance Oracle’s stock has been on a tear in 2025, nearly doubling from around $170 in Jan 2025 to record highs (~$345) in mid-September ts2.tech. That rally put Oracle in the top 5 of U.S. companies by market cap (approaching $1 trillion) ts2.tech. As of Oct 31, 2025 the share price is about $262–270, after a mild late-October pullback marketbeat.com ts2.tech. Year-to-date the stock is up roughly 70–75% ts2.tech ts2.tech, far outpacing the S&P 500 and even the “Magnificent Seven” tech giants. In mid-Oct, profit-taking trimmed the price by about 7% in a day, but ORCL remains
Oracle Stock Surges on $300B AI Cloud Deal – Is a Trillion-Dollar Valuation Next?

Oracle’s AI Cloud Blitz: $300B OpenAI Deal, Meta Pact, and Supercomputer Unveiled

Oracle’s Historic AI Cloud Deals Fuel Ambitions Oracle has seized center stage in the artificial intelligence race by securing eye-popping cloud contracts to host and train the world’s most advanced AI models. In a move that stunned the tech industry, OpenAI – creator of ChatGPT – agreed to spend a reported $300 billion on Oracle Cloud over five years reuters.com. If fully realized, it ranks as one of the largest cloud deals ever and instantly turbocharges Oracle’s cloud business. This year Oracle also inked a major partnership with Meta Platforms, which committed roughly $65 billion for Oracle’s cloud services as Meta expands
Oracle’s ‘Truly Awesome’ AI Cloud Quarter Sends Stock Soaring 36%, Making Ellison World’s Richest

Oracle’s Massive $20B Meta Cloud Deal Shakes Up the AI Cloud Wars

Background: Oracle’s Cloud Business Transformation Oracle Corporation built its empire on database software, but it came late to the cloud computing market. Through the 2010s, Oracle struggled for relevance as Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud grabbed a combined 65%+ share of the cloud market reuters.com. Oracle was often dismissed as a “legacy” player, with co-founder Larry Ellison famously deriding cloud computing as “gibberish” in its early days qz.com. Over the past few years, however, Oracle has executed a striking cloud reinvention focused on high-performance infrastructure and strategic partnerships. Instead of trying to beat the incumbents at their
20 September 2025
The $300B Bet: How Oracle Became AI’s Dark-Horse Supercloud

The $300B Bet: How Oracle Became AI’s Dark-Horse Supercloud

Inside the $300 Billion Oracle–OpenAI Cloud Deal In September 2025, news broke that OpenAI (the company behind ChatGPT) had agreed to spend an eye-popping $300 billion on cloud computing from Oracle over about five years techcrunch.com. According to The Wall Street Journal’s scoop, OpenAI would start drawing on this capacity in 2027 techcrunch.com. The deal, if confirmed, is historic – on the order of a Pentagon defense contract, but for AI compute – and by far one of the largest cloud commitments ever signed techcrunch.com cio.com. It sent shockwaves through the tech sector and sent Oracle’s stock price skyrocketing over 30% in
14 September 2025
Oracle’s ‘Truly Awesome’ AI Cloud Quarter Sends Stock Soaring 36%, Making Ellison World’s Richest

From Legacy to AI Leviathan: Inside Oracle’s Unlikely Run

Oracle’s Q1 FY2025: Cloud Growth Sets the Stage for an AI Leap Oracle’s transformation from enterprise software stalwart to cloud contender began to show tangible results in fiscal Q1 2025. In that quarter (ended August 2024), Oracle reported $13.3 billion in revenue, up 7% year-on-year, fueled by strong cloud uptake stocktitan.net. Cloud services revenue grew 21% to $5.6 billion stocktitan.net, with Oracle’s Infrastructure-as-a-Service (OCI) business up 45% and its Fusion and NetSuite cloud applications each growing ~16–20% stocktitan.net. Perhaps most telling, Oracle’s remaining performance obligations – essentially its contracted backlog – reached $99 billion, up 53% from the prior year stocktitan.net. This was
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