The Latest Breaking News from Marc Benioff

After years of fast growth and costly acquisitions, Salesforce is facing post-pandemic realities that have taken a toll on Big Tech sales and profits.

In January, Salesforce said it would lay off 10% of its employees. A call after the news broke didn't bode well with employees, and now, CEO Marc Benioff admits it was a bad idea.

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.

Salesforce's Ohana motto likens the company to a family. But recent layoffs have caused tensions in the family.

One laid-off worker had just received a surfboard from the company as congratulations for five years of service.

But that doesn’t necessarily mean a rejection of Marc Benioff’s social focus.

Disney and Apple have adopted a traditionalist perspective on how to innovate, which ironically hinders innovation, writes Gleb Tsipursky.

US investment group typically buys stakes in underperforming firms and seeks changes to way they are run

What Elliott wants, it typically gets.

There’s no good way to eliminate thousands of jobs. But some ways are worse than others.