Instrument NameOracle CorpInstrument Symbol(ORCL-N)

Instrument ExchangeNYSE

This business has been a favorite of Warren Buffett's for quite some time.

This Vanguard ETF tracks hundreds stocks in the information technology sector, the only market sector to outperform the S&P 500 over the past decade.

Oracle Corp. Chairman Larry Ellison says the business software giant’s planned campus in Nashville, Tennessee, will serve as its world headquarters and place it in a city that's a center of the health care industry

Software giant Oracle (ORCL) is moving its global headquarters to Nashville, Tennessee from Austin, ...

Palantir and Oracle recently announced an interesting partnership, stitching together cloud infrastructure and big data analytics.

Will this underdog AI software maker break out of its niche and become a tech titan?

This tech sector stalwart has received a nice boost of late thanks to AI, but how big a winner could it become in the long run?

The Oracle of Omaha has good reasons for putting so much of Berkshire's money in a handful of stocks.

Analysts are bullish about two of Nvidia's rivals and a leader in a growing AI software market.

These three companies stand out from the crowd.

Seasonality is a factor in the stock market, but it isn't a reason to abandon your long-term investment strategy.

It has rock-bottom costs and delivers instant income to its shareholders.

Buffett no longer likes this stock, but the Senate's top-ranking Republican does.

A whopping $253 billion of Berkshire Hathaway's $372 billion investment portfolio can be traced back to four brand-name, time-tested stocks.

These AI stocks trade at attractive valuations, and they could take off impressively over the long run.

This business checks the qualitative screen but is lacking in one important area.

Digital Realty and Equinix are two high-yield, dividend-paying REITs that offer investors exposure to the highly lucrative artificial intelligence industry.

Investors have been divided over the stock given its valuation.

These two blue-chip stocks have had slow growth recently but are in a position to be great long-term investments.

This is the only stock the Oracle of Omaha has purchased for 22 consecutive quarters, dating back to the midpoint of 2018.

While the overall sentiment is bearish for this growth stock, it has a potential upside of 54% in the next 12 months.

The legendary investor knows a thing or two about these types of companies.

Dell, Broadcom, and Oracle are all solid blue-chip income stocks.

Advanced Micro Devices is diving into the artificial intelligence (AI) industry.

Investors should take a closer look at these industry-leading businesses.