EconomyLarry Ellison cancels plan to sell Oracle stock
Oracle said on Saturday that Executive Chairman Larry Ellison had canceled plans to sell 50 million shares of the company’s stock.
Larry Ellison cancels plan to sell Oracle stock
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Oracle said on Saturday that Executive Chairman Larry Ellison had canceled plans to sell 50 million shares of the company’s stock.
Oracle founder Larry Ellison has canceled a plan to sell as much as $7.5 billion worth of shares in the software company.
Oracle founder Larry Ellison plans to sell as many as 50mn shares. The company reported higher data-centre revenue, while investors worry it has committed too heavily to artificial intelligence.