The ‘Oracle of Wall Street’ who predicted 2008 crash sees trouble in US housing — and says boomers aren’t as rich as many think. Why that’s a problem

Meredith Whitney earned her “Oracle of Wall Street” nickname by calling the 2008 financial crisis before it hit. Now, nearly two decades later, she sees fresh trouble brewing in the U.S. housing ...
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How Oracle became a cloud player

With a focus on cost-efficiency, flexibility, and specialized use cases, Oracle has transformed from a legacy software giant ...

Broadcom and Oracle Just Catapulted the "Ten Titans" to 39% of the S&P 500. Here's What It Means for Your Investment Portfolio

Just a handful of large growth stocks can move the S&P 500. Investors may have significant exposure to the "Ten Titans" ...

Welcome To The Macro Bermuda Triangle And Its New Currents

Tariffs, Fed policy, and $37T debt impact the U.S. economy and markets. A September rate cut is widely expected. See more ...

Oracle: 2,200% YoY Total Bookings Growth Implies Multi-Year Revenue Acceleration

Oracle's Q1 FY 2026 reported 360% YoY growth in RPO, reflecting a staggering 2,200% YoY surge in total bookings. Click here ...

Stronger Growth Prompts Goldman to Upgrade Oracle (ORCL) to Buy, Target Raised to $410

Oracle Corp. (NYSE:ORCL) is one of the best ESG stocks to buy now according to hedge funds. On September 10, Goldman Sachs ...
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How boring Oracle became cool again

In the late 1970s, a startup founded by Larry Ellison and two fellow computer programmers got a big break in the form of a CIA contract ...