Oracle Surges More Than 10% After It Caps Capex and Projects Positive Cash Flow

First reported by Bloomberg at · Updated · 10 sources

Oracle shares rose more than 10% Wednesday after the company sketched out a timeline for when it would begin to slow its capital spending for data centers and start generating cash again.

Covered by 10 publishers within 29 hours of the first report.

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Bloomberg Oracle Jumps After Projecting Return to Positive Cash Flow · Brody Ford
The Next Web Oracle shares jump as it targets $30B in free cash flow by 2029 · Cristian Dina
Financial Times Oracle rallies after telling investors its AI bet will pay off sooner than expected
CTech Oracle CFO tells investors $20 billion is “the final amount”
The Information Oracle Surges More Than 10% After It Caps Capex and Projects Positive Cash Flow · Dakin Campbell
New York Post Google parent Alphabet tumbles after profit disappoints, warns AI is battering its cash flow · Reuters
WinBuzzer Microsoft’s Free Cash Flow Beats Forecasts Despite Massive AI Spending · Markus Kasanmascheff
CNBC Amazon posts negative free cash flow of $42.4 billion, holds 2026 capex unchanged
Implicator.ai Amazon's AI Build-Out Drains $42.4 Billion of Cash · Marcus Schuler
Gizmodo Amazon’s $42.4 Billion Cash Burn Delivers Final Blow In a Rough Week For AI · Ece Yildirim

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