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Financial software firm Intuit beat Wall Street's targets for its fiscal Q1 but missed estimates for the current quarter.

The Dow Jones rose 170 points as Fed Governors disagreed on the direction of interest rates.

While macroeconomic challenges remain, technological breakthroughs in the software industry have boosted development and innovation. Therefore, fundamentally strong software stocks Microsoft (MSFT), Intuit (INTU) and Progress Software (PRGS) might be solid buys now. These stocks are rated B (Buy) in our proprietary rating system. Read on.

Dow Jones rose after inflation cooled in October. Tesla rose after raising China electric-vehicle prices even as sales fell in October.

The institute’s new small gallery announces big intentions.

Leaders from companies like Intuit and Nationwide will share the playbook they follow to implement AI and how they do this responsibly.

Regardless of the structure, many say policies and frameworks should be in place to make sure employees aren’t going rogue.

When PayPal Holdings reports third quarter earnings on Nov. 1, it'll give new Chief Executive Alex Chriss his first chance to lay out his turnaround strategy.

Argalas ascended to the top position at TaxBit in June after previously serving as chief operating officer.

Financial software firm Intuit on Wednesday unveiled an artificial intelligence assistant for its product lineup.

Will millions of tax filers and small business owners trust personalized advice from A.I.? CEO Sasan Goodarzi is betting the future of his company that they will.