By Philip Blenkinsop and Maria Martinez DURBAN, South Africa (Reuters) -Germany, the Netherlands and Sweden oppose European Union joint borrowing despite mounting global challenges, while Denmark is sceptical,

The cloud-services giant is expanding its infrastructure in Germany and the Netherlands as it joins a growing list of U.S. companies seeking to bolster their services in Europe.

Six men from the Netherlands and Morocco have been sentenced to prison by a court in Frankfurt, Germany, for their involvement in explosive ATM robberies. The men, aged between 26 and 32, received prison terms ranging from five to nearly 14 years.

Oracle will invest $3 billion in Germany and the Netherlands over the next five years to bolster its infrastructure powering artificial intelligence and cloud offerings in the European market, the company said on Tuesday.

Key Takeaways Oracle on Tuesday committed to spending $3 billion across Germany and the Netherlands to upgrade its cloud infrastructure in the countries.$2 billion will go to Oracle's efforts in Germany,

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Six men from the Netherlands and Morocco have been sentenced to prison terms of between five and nearly 14 years for blowing up a number of cash point machines in western Germany. A court in Frankfurt convicted the group of seven ATM attacks carried out in 2022 and 2023.