Oracle cloud message falters as company misses earnings and revenue forecasts for Q1 2017

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Oracle cloud message falters as company misses earnings and revenue forecasts for Q1 2017

Is acquiring NetSuite going to be enough to turn the tide?

Oracle's attempts to keep pushing cloud are looking dicey again as the company's Q1 2017 financial results have seen it come in below expectations by a cool $100m. Wall Street expected $8.7bn, but ...

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