Lando Norris has confirmed he will use the number 1 on his McLaren next year after winning the F1 Drivers' Championship. Only the reigning F1 world champion can use number 1 on their car, so Norris ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Lars Daniel covers digital evidence and forensics in life and law. Dartmouth College has confirmed that a three-day cyberattack in ...

Oracle is unafraid when it comes to hedging big bets. The company is making a career out of reinventing itself on a large scale, often by spending a lot of money before competitors even know what's ...

Have you ever spent countless hours wrestling with Excel formulas, trying to convert “one thousand two hundred” into “1,200” or vice versa? For years, this task has frustrated professionals across ...

Oracle stock saw its best-ever trading day on Wednesday. The company reported earnings and issued highly bullish revenue guidance. Here are the most important numbers driving its stock increase and ...

To stay ahead of the curve, prudent investors should note an alarming new development – NATO shot down Russian drones over Poland. This is a serious escalation. In the early trade, money flows are ...

While the latest earnings and revenue numbers come up short, Oracle impresses with its talk of new multibillion-dollar deals and big cloud projections Oracle's stock soared in after-hours trading on ...

Oracle Corp. fell short of expectations with its latest revenue and earnings Tuesday, but that didn’t matter to Wall Street in light of the big numbers the company revealed about its future. Oracle ...

Gil Luria, D.A. Davidson's head of technology research, breaks down Oracle's first-quarter earnings report and forecast on "Bloomberg The Close." Oracle's cloud infrastructure revenue increased 55% to ...

Oracle has initiated a new wave of global layoffs, impacting thousands of employees across the US, India, Philippines, Canada, and Europe. The cuts extend beyond Oracle Cloud Infrastructure to include ...

A new study estimates that Oracle became the leading provider of ERP applications in 2024, stealing a position that SAP had held since the early 1980s. According to calculations by analysts from “Apps ...