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Shares reached record levels Thursday after revenue growth beat Wall Street expectations—and showed no signs of slowing.
Oracle investors haven’t had a week this good since April 2001, after the stock had collapsed in the dot-com crash.
Oracle shares soared Thursday after the enterprise software giant’s quarterly results and sales outlook sailed past Wall ...
But in some cases, entire Oracle sales teams were leaving to work together at competitors, Wall Street analyst Pat Walravens told Business Insider. Veteran Oracle salespeople started finding new ...
Oracle declined to comment on the suit, filed in U.S. District Court in San Francisco. In re-planning, sales staff would earn commissions, then Oracle would require them to sign a new commission ...
U.S. equities were mixed and little changed at midday as a second inflation report this week came in lower than anticipated.
When Oracle set out to create a fast, simple way for companies to buy its cloud services, it did so by first focusing on the success of the customer and then transforming its internal operations ...
Oracle knew that a massive wave of orders was coming, but they refused to build out infrastructure until contracts were signed. They faced an impossible choice: Insufficient capacity or excess ...
The latest version of Oracle’s Fusion Sales customer relationship management (CRM) application wants to automate the most repetitive sales tasks by providing users with automated recommendations ...
Oddly, both Salesforce and Oracle chose the same name for their core CRM product: Sales Cloud. To avoid any misunderstanding, we’ll just refer to them as Oracle and Salesforce. Both services ...
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