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Oracle Corp. is leading a charge of 17 companies rushing to sell bonds in the US high-grade market on Monday ahead of the US midterm elections, in the longest lineup since September.
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Revenue grew for first time in quarters as adjusted EBITDA turned positive.
Revenue grew 12% to $1.174 billion as users hit record highs despite regulatory headwinds.
Post-acquisition integration is complete, freeing Houston lenders to pursue growth in one of Texas's most attractive banking markets.
Guinea's central bank governor says the US$520 million state bond will not drain banks and blames the cash shortage on late banknote orders.
Circle is encouraging the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to maintain technology neutrality and to clarify the treatment of different permissionless network structures as the regulator…
Adobe trades at a 10.2x forward P/E versus ServiceNow's 26.6x, but growth rates tell a starkly different story for long-term investors.
