Ellison's AI investment boosts Oracle's position in tech. Alphabet as second-largest company by July 31, 2026 at 0.9% YES.

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The San Francisco Giants built, but couldn't hold, a lead against the Los Angeles Angels at Oracle Park on Friday. However, a stellar defensive play ahead of a clutch hit provided a 10th-inning win.

Pentagon announced Thursday a contract with Larry Ellison’s Oracle worth $7 billion over a decade. Initially, The agreement is for five years, which could extend for an additional five years.

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Oracle has won a US Department of War contract worth up to $6.99bn to consolidate the military’s Oracle licences, on a $3.31bn five-year base.