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1 month agoOracle's $16.3B data centre financing required PIMCO to anchor $10B after US banks retreated
Oracle secured $16.3 billion for a Michigan data center, the largest single-facility technology debt package, amid skepticism from US banks about AI infrastructure demand.
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from24/7 Wall St.
1 month agoOracle's Week of Big Gains Masks a Huge Red Flag: Why Conservative Investors Should Look Elsewhere
Oracle's recent stock surge masks significant structural risks, including high debt and reliance on OpenAI for revenue stability.
Tech industry
from24/7 Wall St.
2 months ago2 AI Infrastructure Stocks That are Looking Too Cheap
AI infrastructure stocks, particularly Oracle, may present buying opportunities despite current negative momentum.
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fromFortune
3 months agoOracle said it was 'highly confident in OpenAI's ability to raise funds and meet its commitments.' Cue the stock fall | Fortune
Oracle planned to raise $50 billion for AI data-center capacity, but a social-media post tying its position to OpenAI exposure caused its stock to fall.
fromFast Company
3 months agoOracle chases $50 billion for AI buildout as doubts mount on Wall Street
Funding rounds of that size are no longer unusual. The surge in AI investment and the growing need for cloud capacity and data centers have pushed many companies to seek massive financing. But Oracle's recent run has been unusually volatile. Just a few months ago, its shares jumped 40% in a single day, briefly making CEO Larry Ellison the world's richest person ( ahead of Elon Musk).
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fromThe Atlantic
3 months agoThe New Shadowbanning Panic
Over the past several days, TikTok users have found themselves at a loss. Literally, I mean: They lost their audiences, and their view counts showed "0." Some people who attempted to upload content about anti-ICE protests or the killing of Alex Pretti alleged that the platform was intentionally blocking them from doing so. Others were able to get their videos uploaded, but alleged that TikTok was not distributing them.
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fromGSMArena.com
4 months agoTikTok finalizes a deal with US investors, it's now mostly owned by US entities
After months of negotiations, TikTok finalized a deal with several US-based investors days before the next deadline, after which TikTok would have allegedly been banned in the US. Today, TikTok was finally divested from ByteDance, which retains a 20% stake, while the other 80% is split between Oracle, Silver Lake, MGX and others. Each of those three companies gets a 15% stake.
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fromEngadget
4 months agoTikTok finalizes deal for its US entity
TikTok has finalized the deal for its US entity, with its parent company ByteDance selling majority of its stake to a group of non-Chinese investors. The deal was closed just before the Trump Administration's latest deadline, banning the app in the US unless it was divested from ByteDance, which will only retain 20 percent of the new entity. TikTok's investors will own 80 percent, with Oracle, Silver Lake and MGX, an Emirati-state owned investment firm, taking 15 percent each.
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from24/7 Wall St.
4 months agoRevealed: My 2 Top AI Stock Picks for 2026
With the first full trading week of 2026 now in the books, investors might be wondering if the strong early start in the S&P will precede even more strength. Undoubtedly, a lack of a Santa Claus rally has seemingly paved the way for a rather hot start to 2026, with some memory chip stocks really picking up momentum while certain semiconductor equipment makers made up for lost time.
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