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Oracle’s stock is falling as investors fear a data-center setback

A recent report noted that Oracle is looking to protect itself from paying some expenses if a high-profile data-center project gets delayed.

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Oracle’s stock is falling as investors fear a data-center setback
A recent report noted that Oracle is looking to protect itself from paying some expenses if a high-profile data-center project gets delayed.
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