Oracle

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Smart Money Backs European AI Lab as Biotech Bets Stumble

Samsung's $3.5 billion investment in French AI startup Mistral signals global demand for AI infrastructure even as biotech stocks like Ionis and Novartis face setbacks after disappointing drug trial results

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Oracle faces $42 billion cash drain as Wall Street splits

Oracle stock is down 25 percent but BofA still sees nearly 65 percent upside. Credit markets are less convinced as a $42 billion cash shortfall and heavy reliance on OpenAI put the company's future on the line

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Oracle faces EU licensing probe as debt and cloud risks mount

Oracle stock is down sharply in 2026 as European regulators scrutinize its cloud licensing terms and investors weigh the impact of mounting debt and regulatory risk ahead of key earnings

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Michael Burry Maintains Nvidia Short Amid Record AI Stock Surge

Michael Burry's latest trades on Nvidia reveal a complex, risk-managed bet as the chipmaker posts record results and Wall Street remains bullish, raising questions about AI's long-term value for shareholders.

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Michael Burry Doubles Down on AI Short as Nebius Stock Soars

Michael Burry is increasing his bets against Nebius and other AI-linked stocks, raising questions about whether the market is overvaluing the future of artificial intelligence infrastructure

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Michael Burry Targets AI Stocks Over Hidden Debt Risks

Michael Burry is betting against Oracle and Nebius, warning that off-balance-sheet liabilities in the AI and cloud sector could threaten future profits even as revenue surges draw investor attention

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AI Data Center Boom Puts Applied Materials, Lam, KLA in Spotlight

Bank of America projects global cloud capital spending to hit $1.18 trillion by 2027, fueling demand for chipmaking equipment from Applied Materials, Lam Research, and KLA as AI infrastructure expands and factory orders rise

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Bloom Energy Stock Surges as Oracle Project Faces New Delay

Bloom Energy raised its 2026 outlook and reported record revenue, easing investor concerns about delays at Oracle's Project Jupiter. Morgan Stanley says Bloom's backlog and flexible contracts help shield it from project setbacks

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Bank of America Flags August Risk as Stock Market Faces Headwinds

Bank of America warns that August could bring seasonal weakness for U.S. stocks, challenging investor optimism fueled by strong earnings and tech gains. Defensive assets like gold and Treasurys may see renewed interest if volatility rises

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Oracle Faces Billions in Delays After New Mexico Pipeline Denial

Oracle stock hit a new 52-week low after New Mexico regulators blocked a key natural gas pipeline for its massive AI data center, raising questions about project costs, timelines, and the company's ability to fund its AI expansion plans

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IBM's $68 Billion Plunge Shifts AI Market Power to Micron

IBM's worst single-day loss in decades erased $68 billion in value and triggered a sharp rotation out of software stocks and into AI hardware makers like Micron, exposing new risks for investors betting on the software side of the AI boom

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UBS Sees Opportunity as Bloom Energy Stock Pulls Back From Highs

Bloom Energy shares have soared over 800% in a year, but a recent 30% drop from all-time highs has UBS calling it a potential buy-the-dip play as AI data center demand drives new deals and revenue growth

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AI-Driven Layoffs Spark Backlash as Data Center Projects Stall

Major U.S. companies are citing AI as a key reason for job cuts, with nearly 40% of layoffs in May linked to automation. Community resistance to new data centers is rising, threatening the infrastructure behind AI growth

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