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Salesforce Stock Falls After Earnings. Benioff Says AI Push Is Just Getting Started

Snowflake stock jumped after a better than expected quarter driven by accelerating enterprise AI demand.

The cloud software company reported $11.1 billion in first-quarter revenue, but its full-year outlook landed just below Wall Street expectations

The main US stock measures were trending lower in Thursday's premarket activity amid renewed tension

Salesforce's Q1 fiscal 2027 call spotlights Agentforce, Slack and "Headless 360" as it lifts revenue guidance and defends a stronger second half.

Salesforce Inc (CRM) reports a 13% revenue increase and surpasses $1 billion in Agentforce ARR, while addressing challenges in marketing and commerce segments.

In the first quarter of fiscal 2027, Salesforce returned $27.5 billion to shareholders.

US stock futures edged up as a wave of tech earnings boosted confidence in the AI trade.

Salesforce (NYSE:CRM) reported what executives described as an “outstanding” fiscal 2027 first quarter, highlighting double-digit revenue growth, margin expansion, strong cash flow and accelerating adoption of its Agentforce artificial intelligence products. Chair and CEO Marc Benioff said Salesfor

Salesforce expects average Q2 revenue at $11.3 billion, marginally missing expectations of $11.4 billion.

CEO Marc Benioff Says Agentic AI Offers Huge Growth Opportunity

The major indexes edged higher as oil prices dived, with Amazon flashing a buy signal. Marvell and Snowflake jumped late.

Salesforce (CRM) reported first quarter results on Wednesday after the closing bell. Adjusted earnings per share (EPS) came in at $3.88 (compared to analyst estimates of $3.13), and revenue came in at $11.13 billion (compared to analyst estimates of $11.05 billion). Wolfe Research managing director and head of software research, Alex Zukin, joins Yahoo Finance to discuss the results, highlighting why he's bullish on the name despite risks he sees.

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Salesforce Inc (NYSE:CRM, XETRA:FOO) achieved reported first quarter financial results that topped analyst expectations on earnings and showed continued double-digit growth in revenue, alongside expanded margins and an increased full-year profit outlook. For the quarter ended April 30, the...

Salesforce (CRM) reported first quarter results on Wednesday after the closing bell. Adjusted earnings per share (EPS) came in at $3.88 (compared to analyst estimates of $3.13), and revenue came in at $11.13 billion (compared to analyst estimates of $11.05 billion). Market Domination Overtime host Josh Lipton dives into the cloud platform operator's earnings release in the video above.

Salesforce stock fell on disappointing guidance while Q1 earnings and revenue beat estimates as artificial intelligence products gained traction.

Salesforce forecast second-quarter revenue below Wall Street estimates on ‌Wednesday amid ongoing concerns that AI ‌rivals such as Anthropic could rapidly disrupt demand for ​traditional software vendors. Like its peers, Salesforce is contending with growing investor concerns that AI tools could pull enterprise clients away from ‌traditional software ⁠by taking over tasks once done by their products. Its shares ⁠fell 3% in extended trading.

The enterprise software company recorded a profit of $2.11 billion as it pushes its artificial intelligence tools as a growth accelerator.

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Salesforce Earnings Are Here -- Wall Street Is Bracing for a Massive Stock Swing

AI disruption fears continue weighing on Salesforce even as analysts project double-digit revenue growth and significant upside potential.

Earnings season is winding down, with nearly all first quarter reports in the rearview mirror.

Earnings season is winding down, with nearly all first quarter reports in the rearview mirror.

Earnings season is winding down, with nearly all first quarter reports in the rearview mirror.

Wall Street’s technology stocks looked set to lead markets higher again on Wednesday as investors piled further into the artificial intelligence trade and global equity benchmarks hit fresh record highs. Futures for the Nasdaq 100 were up 0.6% ahead of the opening bell, while contracts for...

Yahoo Finance's Josh Lipton takes a look at the top stories for investors to watch on Wednesday, May 27, including quarterly earnings from Salesforce (CRM), Marvell (MRVL), Synopsys (SNPS), Snowflake (SNOW), and HP Inc (HPQ).

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Salesforce Inc (NYSE:CRM, XETRA:FOO) is due to report fiscal first-quarter results on Wednesday afternoon, with Jefferies forecasting an in-line quarter, backed by proprietary partner surveys showing 55% of respondents finished Q1 at plan and 30% came in above it. The brokerage sees total...

Few companies in enterprise software have staked their future as explicitly on a single product bet as Salesforce has on Agentforce. The agentic AI platform has been the centerpiece of every investor conversation, every earnings call, and every product announcement for the past two quarters. ...