Intuit (NASDAQ:INTU) and Oracle (NYSE:ORCL) are established technology companies with very different growth opportunities.

Intuit trades at a cheaper valuation, while Oracle's revenue is accelerating due to demand for AI cloud infrastructure.

Oracle NetSuite launches QuickStart, a free AI-powered financial platform helping eligible technology startups automate ...

Oracle (NYSE:ORCL) was called out by venture capitalist Paul Kedrosky as financially exposed to an AI downturn in early ...

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Michael Burry's latest analysis targets Oracle's $261 billion in off-balance-sheet data center leases, questioning Big Tech growth figures amid ...

Oracle and Broadcom both borrowed from the AI buildout in very different ways, and one of those balance sheets looks far more ...

PowerPlan, a leading provider of financial software solutions for asset-intensive companies, today announced the launch of the PowerPlan Enterprise Adapter for Oracle® Fusion Cloud ERP. The new ...

Oracle's AI business is booming. The question is whether its cash flow can catch up with its spending.

Oracle's rising bond yields do not mean that the AI trade is dead.

Oracle set out last year to lease a massive AI data-center campus being built in New Mexico’s Doña Ana County, part of a blitz of deals to create computing power for OpenAI. The company made ...