Oracle surges as strong AI-led demand drives FQ1 beat, profit guidance hike

Oracle surges as strong AI-led demand drives FQ1 beat, profit guidance hike

Oracle surges as strong AI-led demand drives FQ1 beat, profit guidance hike
More War. More Selling Tue, Sep 1 2026, 4:50 PM Tuesday was as straightforward as it was unpleasant for the bond market. Mid-day news regarding new air strikes in Iran caused an immediate reaction in oil prices. This was more than enough to reverse the rally that followed this morning’s 10am ET…
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Good morning. Donald Trump paused a threatened round of new tariffs just before they were set to go into effect. More on that below, along with referendum issues in two provinces and Justin Trudeau’s whereabouts. Open this photo in gallery: U.S. President Donald Trump said Tuesday he will postpone his latest round of threatened tariffs…
Business Published: Friday, August 28, 2026, 20:36 [IST] The Jio IPO will now make its grand debut in the market very soon since the market regulator SEBI has finally given its approval. SEBI approved the company’s IPO documents today, August 28, while Jio Platforms’ draft red herring prospectus (DRHP) has also started showing an ‘approved’…
Hawkins Way Capital and its joint venture partner, Varde Partners, have acquired 135 E. 12th St., a student housing property located in the East Village’s prime educational district. The purchase price was reportedly $51.5 million. Previously operated as Loeb Hall, a residence hall for The New School, the property will undergo renovations and be repositioned under…
By Stephanie Hughes (Bloomberg) — Canada’s biggest bank stocks are running out of runway as valuations have fully priced in future growth, according to analysts with Jefferies Securities Inc. Canadian lenders currently trade at an average of 15.3 times their projected earnings over the next 12 months, 50% above the historical average, analyst John Aiken…