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Oracle Projects $30 Billion Free Cash Flow in Fiscal 2029

Bloomberg Technology Wednesday 28 October 2026, 18:34 UTC By Brody Ford 1 min read
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Oracle Corp. gave a long-term outlook for free cash flow that was better than analysts’ estimates, easing investor nerves about the potential payoff from its artificial intelligence spending.

Oracle Corp. gave a long-term outlook for free cash flow that was better than analysts’ estimates, easing investor nerves about the potential payoff from its artificial intelligence spending.
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