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Oracle says details in report of failed Microsoft cloud deal talks 'inaccurate'

Oracle says details in report of failed Microsoft cloud deal talks 'inaccurate'

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Published: June 17, 2026 03:51:06 IST

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June 16 (Reuters) – Oracle said on Tuesday that details in a Business Insider report on the collapse of its discussions with Microsoft over a potential leasing deal were inaccurate. The report had

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