Oracle missed its quarterly revenue and pushed its bond yields to the highest levels this year.
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Oracle missed its quarterly revenue, pushing its bond yields to their highest levels of the year, a sign that investors are demanding greater compensation for the risk of holding its debt.
Why it matters: The spotlight is on Oracle, but the market move underscores a broader shift in how tech giants are perceived: from huge cash generators to companies making enormous AI bets using debt.
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