Edward Dowd says Oracle’s use of force majeure for permitting delays is notable, as the clause is typically reserved for war or natural disasters, not routine project risks. He says the move raises questions about Oracle’s financial position.
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Edward Dowd says Oracle’s use of force majeure for permitting delays is notable, as the clause is typically reserved for war or natural disasters, not routine project risks. He says the move raises questions about Oracle’s financial position.
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