Mark Hurd

Oracle Reports Sales Miss, Co-CEO Taking Leave
Financial Performance

Oracle Reports Sales Miss, Co-CEO Taking Leave

Mark Hurd says he decided that he needed to spend time focusing on his health.
By Matthew Heller | September 12, 2019
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Cloud Revenue Helps Oracle Beat Q2 Estimates
Financial Performance

Cloud Revenue Helps Oracle Beat Q2 Estimates

Growth in Oracle's cloud-computing business, however, still lags behind rivals such as Workday and Salesforce.
By Matthew Heller | December 18, 2018
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Oracle Shares Dip on Another Revenue Miss
Financial Performance

Oracle Shares Dip on Another Revenue Miss

"This market has no patience for any misses from tech companies, no matter how minor or how explainable the miss."
By Matthew Heller | September 18, 2018
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Market Sees Clouds Over Oracle’s Cloud Future
Financial Performance

Market Sees Clouds Over Oracle’s Cloud Future

The company's shares drop more than 7% after its guidance for fourth-quarter cloud revenue misses analysts' expectations.
By Matthew Heller | March 20, 2018
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Oracle Beats Estimates, Cloud Revenue up 63%
The Cloud

Oracle Beats Estimates, Cloud Revenue up 63%

"Our pivot to the cloud is now clearly in full swing," Oracle co-CEO Safra Catz says.
By Matthew Heller | March 17, 2017
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Oracle Earnings Miss Despite Cloud Growth
The Cloud

Oracle Earnings Miss Despite Cloud Growth

The software giant reported cloud revenue rose 59% in the first quarter but the higher-margin software licensing business continues to sag.
By Matthew Heller | September 15, 2016
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Oracle CFO Catz Tapped as Co-CEO
Technology

Oracle CFO Catz Tapped as Co-CEO

Safra Catz will share chief-executive duties with Mark Hurd, but still focus on manufacturing, finance and legal operations.
By Matthew Heller | September 19, 2014
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Is Oracle Pay Move about Show or Dough?
Human Capital & Careers

Is Oracle Pay Move about Show or Dough?

The company’s top three executives are getting plenty of ink for refusing bonuses that were due them. But the eschewed amounts are so small, the motivation for the decision is murky.
By David McCann | September 24, 2013
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