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Zoom Gains 11% as Anthropic IPO Filing Draws Spotlight to Its $1.27 Billion AI Stake

Zoom Gains 11% as Anthropic IPO Filing Draws Spotlight to Its $1.27 Billion AI Stake

Zoom Communications climbed about 11% Monday after news that Anthropic confidentially filed for an IPO, a possible boost for Zoom’s stake in the AI firm. Shares were up $10.83 at $112.42 in afternoon action, after touching $114.56. Zoom’s market cap stood at around $33.8 billion. Zoom’s filing is in focus this time as the company isn’t seen just as a slow-growth software provider anymore. It now holds a big chunk of Anthropic on its balance sheet, and an Anthropic IPO would let the market get a better handle on what that stake is worth.
Zoom Stock Jumps as AI Metric Draws Investor Focus

Zoom Stock Jumps as AI Metric Draws Investor Focus

Zoom Communications shares surged roughly 12% on Friday morning, with the stock reaching a fresh 52-week high after the company boosted its fiscal 2027 guidance and increased its share buyback plan. Zoom was last trading near $108, up from a $96.75 close on Thursday. Investors want to see if Zoom can show it has room to grow past video calls. The company is pitching itself as a wider workplace platform focused on artificial intelligence, or AI. Its software can summarize meetings, search through work info, and handle follow-ups automatically.
Zoom Communications Stock Is Back Near Highs. Earnings Will Test the AI Push

Zoom Communications Stock Is Back Near Highs. Earnings Will Test the AI Push

SAN JOSE, California, May 9, 2026, 11:02 PDT Zoom Communications Inc. wrapped up Friday trading just shy of the session high, with shares settling at $109.21—an uptick from Thursday's $108.36 close. The collaboration-software stock reached $109.41 at its intraday peak, company market data indicated. That move adds a bit of steam ahead of the company’s next earnings report, now less than two weeks away.
Zoom Communications Stock Jumps as May 21 Earnings Test Puts AI Plan on Clock

Zoom Communications Stock Jumps as May 21 Earnings Test Puts AI Plan on Clock

San Jose, California, May 1, 2026, 13:08 PDT Zoom Communications shares jumped Friday, drawing renewed attention to the workplace software company ahead of two key dates: its first-quarter report lands May 21, with a shareholder meeting set for June 11. The rally sets up a fresh test for Zoom’s efforts to expand past video calls into areas like artificial intelligence, phone, and customer-service software—and whether those bets are starting to feed into revenue.
Zoom Sets Earnings Date as AI Growth and Margins Move Back Into Focus

Zoom Sets Earnings Date as AI Growth and Margins Move Back Into Focus

SAN JOSE, California, April 30, 2026, 06:03 PDT Zoom Communications Inc. has lined up its fiscal 2027 first-quarter earnings for May 21, once again putting its AI ambitions, large-customer appetite, and profitability forecasts under the microscope following a notable rally in the shares. Zoom will report results after the U.S. market closes, with a webinar set for 2 p.m. Pacific Time.
Zoho’s Sridhar Vembu doubles down: Big Tech is ‘bigger than most sovereign nations’ after Alphabet’s $32B bond rush

Zoho’s Sridhar Vembu doubles down: Big Tech is ‘bigger than most sovereign nations’ after Alphabet’s $32B bond rush

Sridhar Vembu, co-founder of Zoho Corporation, brought back his “East India Company” comparison for Big Tech this day, posting on X to say the industry is “bigger than most sovereign nations.” The comment comes as the largest tech players are ramping up borrowing to bankroll a wave of artificial intelligence infrastructure—data centres, chips, networks—moving at a pace that outstrips most government capital efforts.
Zoom stock jumps as Baird spots a “hidden gem” Anthropic stake worth up to $4 billion

Zoom stock jumps as Baird spots a “hidden gem” Anthropic stake worth up to $4 billion

Shares of Zoom Communications surged Monday following an analyst’s claim that its early stake in AI startup Anthropic might be worth billions. Zoom climbed roughly 11%, closing in on $95.46 after hitting an intraday high of $98.77. This shift is significant because it gives investors a fresh perspective on Zoom—not just its potential to revive growth in video and workplace software, but also the value locked in its private stake, which could be cashed in if Anthropic’s valuation holds steady. William V. Power of Baird Equity Research dubbed it a “hidden gem,” highlighting the “quieter” upside in Zoom’s $51 million Anthropic investment. He stuck to his Outperform rating and maintained a $95 price target.
Cloud computing stocks face Tuesday test after Trump tariff threat rattles big tech

Cloud computing stocks face Tuesday test after Trump tariff threat rattles big tech

New York, Jan 19, 2026, 13:13 EST — Market closed. Cloud computing stocks and ETFs are opening Tuesday on the back foot, as U.S. tech giants slipped in European trading and Nasdaq 100 futures declined. The move comes after U.S. President Donald Trump issued tariff threats targeting European countries.
ZM Stock on December 7, 2025: Zoom’s AI Pivot, Q3 Earnings Beat and Fresh Analyst Forecasts Explained

ZM Stock on December 7, 2025: Zoom’s AI Pivot, Q3 Earnings Beat and Fresh Analyst Forecasts Explained

Zoom Communications, Inc. is closing out 2025 looking very different from the “pandemic video app” it was once pigeonholed as. Shares are trading around $87–88, giving the company a market capitalization near $26 billion, a trailing P/E of roughly 17x and a forward P/E under 15x, based on consensus earnings estimates. StockAnalysis+1 New research notes and institutional filings dated December 7, 2025 add fresh detail to the investment story: Wall Street now broadly rates ZM a “Hold” with modest upside, while big money managers continue to accumulate shares even as insiders take profits after a strong AI‑driven rally. MarketBeat+1
Zoom Communications Inc (ZM) Stock: AI‑Powered Rebound, Buyback Momentum and Wall Street Forecasts as of December 6, 2025

Zoom Communications Inc (ZM) Stock: AI‑Powered Rebound, Buyback Momentum and Wall Street Forecasts as of December 6, 2025

Zoom Communications Inc, the company behind the now‑ubiquitous Zoom platform, is trying to rewrite its post‑pandemic narrative. After collapsing more than 80% from its 2020 peak, the stock is now stabilizing as investors refocus on cash generation, artificial intelligence products and large‑scale share buybacks. Barron's+1 Fresh earnings from late November, followed by a flurry of analyst reports and ownership updates into early December 2025, mean the investment case for Zoom stock looks very different than it did even a few quarters ago.
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AI at Work: 12 Real Automations That Save 5–10 Hours a Week

Artificial Intelligence is transforming modern work by automating routine tasks and augmenting knowledge workers’ capabilities. Surveys show that 75% of global knowledge workers now use generative AI on the job, with 90% of users reporting that it helps them save time on work tasks microsoft.com. In fact, nearly 37% of daily AI users save between 5–10 hours per week thanks to these tools mpamag.com. This level of efficiency gain is like adding an extra day to the workweek, allowing professionals to focus on higher-value activities. Business leaders are taking note: 79% of executives say their company must adopt AI to stay competitive microsoft.com. As Thomson Reuters CEO Steve Hasker observed, “AI-empowered professionals and their companies will outpace those who resist this transformative era,” noting that workers predict up to 200 hours saved in the next year by using AI thomsonreuters.com thomsonreuters.com. The message is clear – when used responsibly, AI is a “force for good” that can boost productivity and free us from drudgery. In this guide, we highlight 12 real-world AI automations that are saving 5–10 hours per week for professionals in marketing, HR, software development, operations, content creation, and sales. Each automation is presented with a workflow description,
AI Tool Bonanza: 7 New AI Releases & Updates on July 14, 2025 You Need to Know

AI Tool Bonanza: 7 New AI Releases & Updates on July 14, 2025 You Need to Know

From a mind-reading web browser to a school-savvy chatbot, today’s AI tool announcements span every corner of life. In this daily roundup for July 14, 2025, we break down the most important new AI tools and updates that just dropped – across productivity, creativity, education, communication, and general utility. Each section details what the tool does, why it’s noteworthy, and how experts and early users are reacting. Read on to catch up on the latest AI innovations now available to the public. Let’s dive in! One of today’s buzziest launches is Comet, a new web browser from startup Perplexity AI that builds a personal assistant right into your browsing. Comet is built on Chromium, so it supports all your favorite Chrome extensions and bookmarks for seamless switching siliconangle.com. What sets Comet apart is its AI automation sidebar: an AI helper that can perform tedious online tasks for you. For example, Comet’s assistant can comparison-shop automatically – it will scan shopping sites to find which store offers the fastest shipping or best return policy for a product, saving you the trouble siliconangle.com. It can also streamline online research by reading whatever tabs you have open and answering questions about them, so

Stock Market Today

  • Business Information Services Stocks IRM, TRU, UCL Stand Out as Sector Ranks in Top 13%
    June 29, 2026, 1:53 PM EDT. The Zacks Business - Information Services industry is growing with demand up as remote work sticks around. Iron Mountain (IRM), TransUnion (TRU), and uCloudlink (UCL) are using digital transformation and data analytics to deliver products aimed at risk mitigation, cost reduction, and productivity improvement. Zacks ranks the group 33rd out of 245, putting it in the top 13%. Recent trends point to a mature market where revenues are lifted by tech adoption and new customer-focused tools. The group has lagged the wider Business Services space and S&P lately, but operational efficiency moves and data-led strategies are making the sector's main names stand out to some investors.
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