Oracle shares jump as AI push perks up cloud demand

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Oracle shares jump as AI push perks up cloud demand
Oracle shares rose more than 10 percent as a push to embed AI into its cloud service products boosted its first-quarter results and helped it narrow the gap with market leaders. Despite being a late entrant to the cloud business, the company's rapid AI investments has made its software an ...

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