Sept 11 : Oracle's shares gained 3 per cent in early trading on Friday after a $26 billion jump in revenue backlog eased some concerns around its massive debt-driven spending spree, but analysts said the company's cash flow recovery is still a long way off.Roughly half of the $664 billion in its back

Sept 11 : Oracle's shares gained 3 per cent in early trading on Friday after a $26 billion jump in revenue backlog eased some concerns around its massive debt-driven spending spree, but analysts said the company's cash flow recovery is still a long way off.Roughly half of the $664 billion in its back

Sept 11 : Oracle shares rose 6 per cent before the bell on Friday after it reported a $26 billion jump in first-quarter revenue backlog, proving its massive debt-driven spending spree on data centers was powering strong growth in its cloud business.The company said that roughly half of the $664 billion in its

Sept 11 : Oracle shares rose 6 per cent before the bell on Friday after it reported a $26 billion jump in first-quarter revenue backlog, proving its massive debt-driven spending spree on data centers was powering strong growth in its cloud business.The company said that roughly half of the $664 billion in its