Oracle shares fell sharply in after-hours trading despite beating earnings estimates, as investors reacted to aggressive AI spending plans and rising debt concerns. The companys massive capital raise and infrastructure push raised fears of over-leverage, even as strong revenue growth and bullish guidance highlighted its expanding role in AI cloud infrastructure.

Shares of the tech giant closed down more than 2% on Wednesday before plummeting over 5% in after-hours trading.

June 10 : Oracle reported fourth-quarter revenue that narrowly beat Wall Street expectations on Wednesday, amid growing concerns about its spending and AI-driven disruption to…

Oracle shares fell sharply in after-hours trading despite beating earnings estimates, as investors reacted to aggressive AI spending plans and rising debt concerns. The companys…

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