Coverage dated September 24, 2026 to September 25, 2026
Oracle stock sinks after force majeure notice
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Oracle's stock dropped 3.47% Thursday after the company filed a force-majeure notice connected to its New Mexico data center project, ‘Project Jupiter.’ A ‘force majeure’ clause is a contract/legal exemption for when an unforeseen or uncontrollable event makes that contract impossible to fulfill.
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Oracle has invoked force majeure to seek protection from payments tied to New Mexico’s Project Jupiter if opposition and regulatory delays prevent the AI data center from opening as planned in 2028. The company is not seeking to leave the project, but the notice raises uncertainty for its developer,…
Oracle has invoked force majeure protections tied to Project Jupiter, a massive planned AI data center in New Mexico, seeking to limit its financial exposure if the facility misses its 2028 opening target.
Oracle's stock dropped 3.47% Thursday after the company filed a force-majeure notice connected to its New Mexico data center project, ‘Project Jupiter.’ A ‘force majeure’ clause is a contract/legal exemption for when an unforeseen or uncontrollable event makes that contract impossible to fulfill.