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Oracle Stock Moves Higher: What's Happening?

Evette Mitkov

Oracle Corp (NYSE:ORCL) shares are climbing Tuesday. The company revealed a power plan for its Project Jupiter data center and joined Marvell and Microsoft to set a new server security standard.

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