The Latest Breaking News from XM

The first standalone M car in decades weighs over 6,000 pounds and costs $159,000 for the base model with 644 hp.

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Barclays analyst Raimo Lenschow maintained Qualtrics International Inc (NASDAQ:XM) with an Equal-Weight and lowered the price target from $32 to $30 after its Q1 beat. Lenschow did not see considerable upside despite its continued performance, especially in terms of billings and net retention as the stock traded at a premium versus peers who saw…

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Qualtrics International Inc (NASDA:XM) reported first-quarter revenue growth of 41% year-over-year to $335.6 million, beating the consensus of $325.6 million.

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Qualtrics International Inc's (NASDAQ:XM) April 15 proxy filing also disclosed new ACV and retention metrics pertinent to investors, Raymond James observed.  Qualtrics added $365.1 million in new software ACV billings in 2021, effectively aligning with the target performance level of $365.0 million.  Total research services billing of $160.1 million also were effectively in-line…

Qualtrics International Inc (NASDAQ: XM) is widely considered the pioneer of the XM — experience management —market, which is vast, estimated at more than $60 billion, and encompasses employee, customer, brand and product experience, according to BofA Securities.

Evercore ISI analyst Kirk Materne upgraded Qualtrics International Inc (NASDAQ:XM) to Outperform from In-Line with a $40 price target, suggesting an upside of 51.63%. The recent pullback in the shares creates a more attractive risk/reward when taking a 6-12 month view, Materne notes.  The analyst believes Qualtrics is well-positioned to benefit from a "strong demand…