Vildana Hajric - Financial reporter and market analyst for…. Tracked across 28 mentions in podcasts and expert conversations analyzed by Sonic.

Vildana Hajric

Financial reporter and market analyst for Bloomberg.

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Key positions and views

Oracle is experiencing significant momentum driven by AI, demonstrated by an 84% year-over-year revenue increase in its infrastructure business as of its March 2024 report.

Adobe is in a critical leadership transition, actively considering two top internal candidates for CEO while simultaneously engaging an external search firm to explore all options.

The US housing market showed signs of cooling in April 2024, with new home sales declining by 6% on a month-over-month basis.

Market performance among large-cap tech stocks is not uniform; Oracle has seen its stock appreciate by about 18% year-to-date, whereas Adobe's stock has fallen by approximately 25% in the same timeframe.

Oracle has provided ambitious forward-looking guidance, projecting that its revenue will reach $90 billion in the fiscal year that commences in June 2024.

Timeline

March 2024

Reports on Oracle's previous quarterly results, highlighting that its infrastructure business revenue grew 84% to $4.9 billion.

April 2024

Cites data showing new home sales in the US fell by 6% month-over-month to approximately 622,000 units.

Year-to-Date (at time of broadcast)

Contrasts the stock performance of two tech giants, noting Oracle's stock is up approximately 18% while Adobe's has declined by 25%.

Upcoming: June 10

Previews Oracle's scheduled earnings report, referencing analyst expectations for continued strong demand in AI infrastructure.

Upcoming: June 11

Notes the scheduled earnings reports for both Adobe and Lennar, which will occur after the market close.

Fiscal Year beginning June 2024

References Oracle's forward-looking guidance, in which the company stated it expects revenue to reach $90 billion.

Podcast consensus on Hajric

Points of consensus

▶Vildana Hajric consistently reports across both the US and Europe editions of the podcast that Oracle's infrastructure business revenue grew 84% to $4.9 billion in its March quarterly report.Jun 2026

▶In both editions, she states that Oracle previously guided for its revenue to reach $90 billion in the fiscal year beginning in June.Jun 2026

▶She consistently reports that Adobe is undergoing a CEO search, considering two internal leaders while also hiring an external search firm.Jun 2026

▶Hajric notes in both podcast editions that Oracle's stock has increased by approximately 18% year-to-date.Jun 2026

Points of debate

▶Hajric presents contrasting corporate fortunes, highlighting Oracle's 18% year-to-date stock increase while also reporting Adobe's 25% stock decline over the same period, illustrating a divergence in market sentiment for major tech firms.Jun 2026

▶There is a minor variation in the level of detail provided about Oracle's revenue guidance; one claim specifies the fiscal year begins in 'June 2024', while others simply state 'June'.Jun 2026

▶The reporting on Adobe's CEO search includes slightly different levels of specificity, with one claim noting the two internal candidates are from Adobe's 'main business units' and are the 'leading in-house candidates', a detail not present in all mentions.Jun 2026

▶Hajric's reporting covers both positive microeconomic news (Oracle's strong AI infrastructure demand) and negative macroeconomic indicators (a 6% drop in US new home sales), presenting a complex and somewhat contradictory picture of the economic environment.

Key themes

▶Corporate Earnings and GuidanceJun 2026

Hajric focuses on upcoming quarterly earnings reports for major technology and housing companies, including Oracle, Adobe, and Lennar. She contextualizes these events by reporting on prior performance, stock trends, and official company guidance, such as Oracle's $90 billion revenue target.

This focus on forward-looking statements and past performance provides investors with key data points to anticipate market reactions to imminent earnings announcements.

▶AI Infrastructure GrowthJun 2026

A significant portion of the analysis centers on the booming demand for AI infrastructure, exemplified by Oracle's cloud division. Hajric specifically highlights the 84% revenue jump in Oracle's infrastructure business and cites analyst predictions that this strong demand will continue.

This theme underscores that the market is closely tracking the ability of legacy tech giants like Oracle to capitalize on the AI boom, viewing it as a primary driver of valuation and future growth.

▶Executive Leadership TransitionsJun 2026

Hajric provides detailed reporting on the CEO succession process at Adobe. She outlines the company's dual-track approach of evaluating two internal leaders from its main business units while simultaneously engaging a search firm to identify external candidates.

The detailed reporting on Adobe's CEO search signals that leadership stability and future strategy, particularly in the 'AI era', are critical concerns for investors, potentially contributing to the stock's recent underperformance.

▶US Housing Market IndicatorsJun 2026

Beyond corporate news, Hajric reports on key macroeconomic data, specifically the US housing market. She notes that new home sales in the US fell by 6% month-over-month in April to approximately 622,000 units.

This inclusion of macroeconomic data provides a broader context for corporate performance, suggesting that even as specific sectors like AI thrive, other parts of the economy may be experiencing a slowdown.

Source episodes

Suggested prompts

How does the reported 84% growth in Oracle's AI infrastructure business compare to the growth rates of its primary competitors like Amazon Web Services and Microsoft Azure in the same period? &nearr;What are the potential underlying reasons for the stark divergence in year-to-date stock performance between Oracle (+18%) and Adobe (-25%)? &nearr;To what extent does Adobe's decision to hire an external search firm for its CEO position signal a potential strategic shift for the company in the 'AI era'? &nearr;How does the reported 6% decline in US new home sales correlate with other recent macroeconomic indicators, and what might this signal for the broader economy? &nearr;

Key concepts

Oracle Corporate Performance 2 ep Adobe Corporate Performance 2 ep AI Infrastructure 2 ep CEO Succession 2 ep US Housing Market 2 ep Quarterly Earnings Reports 2 ep Stock Market Analysis 2 ep Corporate Revenue Guidance 2 ep Lennar 1 ep

Notable quotes

“it said that its closely watched infrastructure business had jumped 84% to $4.9 billion.”

Vedana Hajric · Daybreak Weekend: US CPI, London Tech, China Eco Data | Bloomberg Daybreak: US Edition

“The company also at the time said that revenue would reach $90 billion in the fiscal year beginning in June.”

Vedana Hajric · Daybreak Weekend: US CPI, London Tech, China Eco Data | Bloomberg Daybreak: Europe Edition

“Bloomberg just reported that the company is eyeing two internal leaders for its quest for, for a new chief executive officer. And Adobe has hired a well-known search firm to look at some external candidates who could be suited to running the company in our AI era.”

Vedana Hajric · Daybreak Weekend: US CPI, London Tech, China Eco Data | Bloomberg Daybreak: Europe Edition

Report last updated: Jun 10, 2026

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