The Latest Breaking News from Salesforce

Innovation in the software industry will likely continue bringing waves of investments. However, global economic instability is expected to compound near-term challenges for the software industry. While we think Salesforce (CRM) might be worth buying, fundamentally weak software stocks Robinhood Markets (HOOD) and Matterport (MTTR) could be best avoided. Keep…

Great advances in technology often result in vast increases of wealth. So as the AI boom continues, one obvious question is who will profit -- and by how much. My view, which may be deflationary for entrepreneurs but good for consumers, is this: Relative to how much artificial intelligence changes…

Tech and biotech companies have begun to reveal plans for multiple rounds of job cuts in the Bay Area, disquieting disclosures that suggest the current layoff surges will be ongoing.

Slack employees leave 500 Howard Street and move into Salesforce Tower at the end of February.

Leading cloud-based software company Salesforce (CRM) delivered double-digit top-line growth in its last reported quarter. Moreover, the company raised its guidance for fiscal 2023. CRM is well-positioned to achieve solid growth owing to product innovations and multi-cloud expansions. Therefore, this tech stock is an ideal buy now. Read on….

Instead of inheriting the throne from Marc Benioff, Taylor seizes on the A.I. trend, his latest bandwagon after previously selling his two previous companies to Facebook and Salesforce.

Microsoft had previously announced it was going to cut a whopping 11,000 of its 221,000 full-time jobs across the world

Twitter’s cost cutting may include jettisoning Salesforce software, which employees use as part of their jobs.

While the Fed’s interest rate increases have shown some success in easing inflation, the stronger-than-expected jobs report suggests that the Fed has more work to do. Continued interest rate hikes will likely push the economy into a recession. Amid an uncertain economic backdrop, it could be wise to buy shares…