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Oracle’s stock falls as the company details plan to raise $20 billion

Oracle’s stock falls as the company details plan to raise $20 billion
MarketWatch Monday 02 November 2026, 14:03 UTC By Emily Bary 1 min read
Key Points

Oracle has been borrowing money and issuing stock to help finance its AI cloud growth.

Oracle has been borrowing money and issuing stock to help finance its AI cloud growth.
Oracle (ORG)
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