The Latest Breaking News from Salesforce Inc

Salesforce (CRM) reported higher-than-expected EPS and revenue in the fiscal third quarter. Moreover, the company has guided for a strong end to fiscal 2023. However, with competition rising in various parts of its business and economic conditions remaining uncertain, will it be wise to buy the stock now? Read on…

While 2022 had been a painful year for tech stocks amid the Fed’s consecutive rate hikes, the tech sector’s long-term prospects look bright. The industry is expected to witness steady growth in the coming years amid robust demand. Therefore, investors should consider adding quality software stocks Microsoft (MSFT) and Salesforce…

Slack Chief Executive Officer Stewart Butterfield plans to leave the workplace messaging platform in January, parent company Salesforce Inc said on Monday. Lidiane Jones, who is the senior vice-president of product management for Salesforce Commerce Cloud, will take over as CEO of Slack, a company spokesperson said. Business Insider had…

The latest inflation report has raised the odds of the Fed slowing down on its aggressive rate hikes, which might bode well for the tech sector. Moreover, demand for software goods and services remains robust amid the rapid digital transformation. Given the backdrop, quality software stock Salesforce (CRM) could be…

Gold futures traded sharply higher this morning on Friday. Investors, meanwhile, focused on some notable insider trades.

Despite the rampant market sell-off this year, the software industry is expected to stay buoyed due to its growth potential. Hence, software stocks Oracle (ORCL), Salesforce (CRM), Autodesk (ADSK), Synopsys (SNPS), and Commvault (CVLT) could be ideal buys this week, given their solid fundamentals. Read on….

Salesforce Inc (NYSE: CRM) reported upbeat results for its second quarter, but lowered its annual projections.

Salesforce Inc (NYSE: CRM) shares jumped Wednesday morning after the company reported first-quarter earnings and raised its profit forecast.

Microsoft Corp (NASDAQ:MSFT) looks to slow hiring in its Windows, Office, and Teams chat and conferencing software groups, Bloomberg reports. Recently, Microsoft disclosed plans to double its budget for salary increases and boosting stock grants to retain key workers. Microsoft's slowdown was not companywide, and overall it will continue to hire with additional focus…