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The software industry is poised to experience robust growth thanks to the growing adoption of enterprise applications and the increasing integration of cutting-edge technologies. So, let’s analyze Adobe (ADBE) and Intuit (INTU) to determine which software stock is worth chasing this month. Read on to find out.

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Adobe Fill & Sign is an online service that does exactly what it says on the tin: it allows you to open a PDF document, fill it and sign it, but it also has a couple of other tools up its sleeve. Is it worth your time? We put this…

Did you know that as well as having some of the most powerful creative software on the planet, Adobe also has well over 20,000 typefaces for you to use? We explore how you can access them and use them with your preferred software.

TikTok and Adobe collaborate to label AI-generated content, promoting transparency and trust in online platforms.

Enterprise customers can now pay for an AI Assistant in Acrobat and Reader so they can be less stressed about large PDFs.

With AI use in the classroom continuing to increase, it's critical to include it in teacher education programs

As the market rides out some volatility, here are three underperforming Nasdaq-100 stocks investors might consider buying on the dip this May.

Rare offer puts All Apps plan at $35.99 p/m in the US/CA.

With the iPad Air (2024), Apple adds all new size. Here's our first impressions of the 11-inch and 13-inch iPad Air with M2.

The Intel CPU provides plenty of power for creative and office-based tasks, boasting surprising power for such a small machine. While this power offers substantial processing potential, it can't quite compete with AMD minis when it comes to gaming.