Oracle shares drop four per cent as investors dissatisfied with Q3 revenues

Charlee Gothard
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But software giant claims its cloud business had its 'best ever' quarter

Oracle's Q3 2014 earnings have left shareholders despondent, with shares in the company falling four per cent overnight. While the company's hardware sales grew eight per cent to $725m - marking...

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