Oracle shares jumped in extended trading after the cloud company reported that adjusted earnings per share and revenue exceeded analyst expectations. At over $150 per share in after-hours trading, Oracle is set to hit a record high on Tuesday, beating its previous close of nearly $145 in July. Year-to-date, Oracle’s stock has gained 34%, outpacing the S&P 500’s 15% increase. Oracle expects second-quarter revenue growth, with EPS in line with analyst estimates. Cloud services and license support revenue rose 10%, and cloud infrastructure revenue surged 45%.
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00:03Oracle shares jumped in extended trading after the cloud company reported that adjusted earnings
00:07per share and revenue exceeded analysts' expectations.
00:10At over $150 per share in after-hours trading, Oracle is set to hit a record high on Tuesday
00:16beating its previous close of nearly $145 in July.
00:20Year to date, Oracle stock has gained 34%, outpacing the S&P 500's 15% increase.
00:27We'll expect second-quarter revenue growth with EPS in line with...
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