The Latest Breaking News from Marc Benioff

AI is the next big thing in the IT industry. Salesforce wants to be on top of it.

It all comes down to personal happiness, the Salesforce CEO and self-proclaimed remote worker told GQ this week.

Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff has offered to match compensation to any OpenAI researcher who has tendered their resignation.

As world leaders arrived in America's AI capital for the APEC conference, the grimy streets of San Francisco had been magically transformed.

Over half of professionals told Glassdoor in a new survey that they wouldn’t boomerang back to a job they were laid off at.

Salesforce-owned Slack employees will take a week off starting Monday, setting aside their regular work duties in order to reach "Ranger Status" on Salesforce's proprietary online learning platform.

Enterprise software giant Salesforce (CRM) raised prices across its software offerings for the first time in seven years to boost its revenues. The company also revealed its new AI products at its Dreamforce conference. Additionally, it surprised the Street with its optimistic guidance for fiscal 2024. Given this backdrop, would…

With moshing mascots, Matthew McConaughey, and AI aplenty, Salesforce's weeklong extravaganza in San Francisco was a testament to CEO Marc Benioff's instinctive ability to pivot.

"I've always been a remote worker my whole life,” Benioff said. “I can't tell you why."

Marc Benioff, Salesforce’s co-founder and CEO, has revealed he is hiring (again) after laying off about 10% of its staff earlier this year.

It isn’t just Tesla founder Elon Musk that thinks workers (or more specifically, remote workers) are “lazy”, Frontier Airlines chief executive, Barry Biffle, recently weighed in on the debate.