Oracle's Larry Ellison adopts trading plan to sell up to $7.5 billion worth of stock
What to know about Oracle's Larry Ellison adopts trading plan to sell up to $7.5 billion worth of stock
Oracle founder Larry Ellison has entered into a trading plan that would allow him to sell up to 50 million of his shares in the software company, or $7.5 billion worth of stock at the current price.
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What happened
Oracle founder Larry Ellison has entered into a trading plan that would allow him to sell up to 50 million of his shares in the software company, or $7.5 billion worth of stock at the current price.
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