Oracle, AutoZone and Alaska Air fell premarket; Eli Lilly rose
steadied Tuesday after the previous session’s losses, with trading ranges limited ahead of the week’s key inflation release.) stock fell 6.5% after the cloud firm’s quarterly earnings missed lofty street estimates, amid increased competition in the sector.) stock fell 9% despite the software company raising its forecast for annual results, with Chief Financial Officer and Chief Operating Officer Michael Gordon stepping down from both roles at the end of the current fiscal year.) stock fell 6.
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