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Figma Shares Drop Again Despite AI Growth

Figma Shares Drop Again Despite AI Growth

New York, June 12, 2026, 13:16 ET — Figma stock fell again even as the company continued to report gains in its AI segment. • Figma shares traded near $18.12 in early afternoon New York, sliding further after several days of losses.• That comes even after Figma’s last quarter, which saw revenue up 46%, and the company lifted its full-year forecast.• Investors continue to watch Figma’s push to make money from AI, while valuation, losses, and AI rivals weigh on the stock.
Figma Stock Jumps 10% Premarket After AI Tools Lift 2026 Revenue Forecast

Figma Stock Jumps 10% Premarket After AI Tools Lift 2026 Revenue Forecast

Shares of Figma Inc. climbed in premarket trade Friday, as the design software firm raised its outlook for annual revenue, citing increased uptake of its artificial intelligence features and new fees on top AI users for credits. This shift is grabbing attention, with Figma standing out as a key example in the ongoing debate: will AI agents end up sidelining specialist apps, or boost their worth within big companies? The company reported first-quarter revenue of $333.4 million, a 46% jump—beating its own forecast and topping analyst numbers, according to Reuters.
Figma Stock Pops After AI Tools Drive A Bigger 2026 Revenue Forecast

Figma Stock Pops After AI Tools Drive A Bigger 2026 Revenue Forecast

Figma bumped up its 2026 revenue outlook on Thursday, sending shares higher after hours. The design-software company credited its AI tools for pushing more users into paid tiers and driving heavier engagement among big enterprise clients. Management is now calling for full-year revenue between $1.422 billion and $1.428 billion, a $55 million increase over its previous guidance. Software stocks are under the microscope right now, with investors debating if AI agents might juice demand for workflow tools—or just make them obsolete. Figma’s earnings beat, Barron’s notes, offered a counter to the replacement narrative, but the stock is still down sharply this year, a long way from its post-IPO high.
Global Tech News Roundup (Sept 3–4, 2025): Fines, Launches & Big Tech Moves

Global Tech News Roundup (Sept 3–4, 2025): Fines, Launches & Big Tech Moves

Alphabet, Google’s parent company, won a major reprieve in its landmark U.S. antitrust case. On Sept 2, Judge Amit Mehta ruled against breaking up Google, allowing it to retain control of Android and Chrome reuters.com. The decision lifted a huge cloud of uncertainty: Alphabet stock rocketed over 9% in one day, adding about $210 billion in value reuters.com. The ruling permits Google to keep paying partners like Apple to make Google the default search, though it bans some exclusive deals reuters.com. Analysts cheered the “pragmatic” remedy. “This outcome removes a significant legal overhang and signals the court is favoring pragmatic remedies rather than scorched-earth tactics,” said Hargreaves Lansdown analyst Matt Britzman reuters.com. Another expert noted relief that lucrative Apple search payments can continue reuters.com. The judge pointed to rising AI chatbots like ChatGPT as emerging competition – a factor in deciding against a breakup reuters.com. Google still faces data-sharing mandates to help rivals, but its core search empire remains intact reuters.com. For Google, which was sued in 2020 for abusing its search monopoly, this was a huge win – and markets responded in kind reuters.com. Google’s legal woes didn’t end in antitrust. In California, a federal jury found Google liable

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  • Concentrix Q2 EPS Comes In Light, Stock Down Nearly 40% for the Year
    June 29, 2026, 7:00 PM EDT. Concentrix (CNXC) posted Q2 earnings of $2.63 a share, a penny below the Zacks Consensus of $2.64. Revenue was $2.46 billion, a 0.43% miss versus estimates, but up from $2.42 billion last year. Concentrix has only topped earnings estimates once in the past four quarters. Shares have dropped about 39.9% since the start of the year, trailing the S&P 500, which is up 7.4%. CNXC has a Zacks Rank #3 (Hold) as earnings estimate revisions remain uneven. Analysts are looking for $3.18 EPS and $2.54 billion revenue next quarter; full-year revenue is forecast at $11.65 billion. The Business-Services group sits in the top 42% of Zacks sectors. Investors are focused on the company's earnings call for any update on guidance.
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