Larry Ellison, left, sits with Bill Gates in 2021. Shares of Oracle crashed 13.5% to below $110, sliding to their lowest intraday share price since June. Ellison’s net worth accordingly cratered ...

Tech billionaire Larry Ellison’s fortune swelled Tuesday as ... as the stock rose as much as 14.7% to $160.50 per share, shattering the prior all-time high of $146.59 set in July.

Oracle co-founder and Chief Technology Officer Larry Ellison’s net worth surged on ... It will pay a 40 cent per share dividend in late July to eligible shareholders, Oracle said.

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Ellison Revocable Trust. On the other hand, Larry’s son does not share his politics and has contributed to Democratic causes. A Skydance source tells The Hollywood Reporter that Larry will be ...

Larry Ellison, the co-founder and chief technology officer of Oracle Corporation, saw his personal fortune grow by $7.3 billion on ...

Gartner estimated that the company had 17% market share in database ... regarding his chat with Ellison. Benioff spoke about his former boss's latest run of fortune. "Larry really deeply wants ...