Oracle cloud growth driven by threats to customers, claims shareholder lawsuit
Oracle executives weren't entirely honest about the company's 2017 cloud growth spurt, claim disgruntled shareholders
Team Oracle bi-plane in action over the skies of California
Oracle has been accused of mischaracterising its growth in cloud computing in a new lawsuit brought by two disgruntled shareholders. They claim that the company made false statements over the growth...
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