Intuit (INTU) Q1 FY26 Earnings: 18% Revenue Jump, AI Partnerships and Board Shake-Up Define November 20, 2025

MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. – November 20, 2025 — Intuit Inc., the financial software giant behind TurboTax, Credit Karma, QuickBooks and Mailchimp, delivered a big beat for its fiscal first quarter of 2026 today, paired with an aggressive AI push, a higher dividend and a high‑profile refresh of its board of directors. Business Wire

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ServiceNow (NOW) Surges on Blowout Q3 Earnings and 5-for-1 Stock Split Amid AI Boom

ServiceNow (NOW) Surges on Blowout Q3 Earnings and 5-for-1 Stock Split Amid AI Boom

ServiceNow’s stock has been volatile in late 2025, but the Q3 report sparked a strong rebound. Shares had pulled back from an all-time high of ~$1,198 earlier in the year amid investor cautionts2.tech. On October 29, NOW fell nearly 3% during regular trading to $911.70ts2.tech. However, after results came out post-market, buyers rushed in – the stock leapt about 4% in after-hours trading, rising into the mid-$900sts2.tech. By the next day, NOW was up around 4–5% from its pre-earnings price, hovering in the mid-$950sstockanalysis.com. This company-specific jump stood out because overall market indexes were flat to slightly positivets2.tech, underscoring that ServiceNow’s surge was driven by its own news rather than a broader market rally.
30 October 2025
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ServiceNow (NOW) Stock Soars on AI-Driven Earnings and 5-for-1 Stock Split

ServiceNow (NOW) Stock Soars on AI-Driven Earnings and 5-for-1 Stock Split

ServiceNow shares have been volatile in late 2025. After an all-time high earlier in the year, the stock pulled back amid investor caution. On Oct 29, NOW closed at $911.70, down about 2.8% Stockanalysis. However, following the release of strong earnings and news of the stock split, investors bid the stock up in after-hours trade. By about 4:15 PM ET, the price was around the mid-$900s Stockanalysis. In context, tech-heavy indexes were broadly flat to slightly up – the Nasdaq was modestly higher by late Oct. 29 Investing – suggesting ServiceNow’s move was company-specific.
29 October 2025
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ServiceNow’s AI Revolution: Record Growth, Stock Insights & Bold Moves in 2025

ServiceNow Stock Edges Higher as AI Hype & Analyst Optimism Build Momentum

ServiceNow’s shares have been choppy this fall, mirroring swings in tech stocks. After hitting an all-time high earlier in 2025, the stock corrected as broader tech indices have advanced only modestly. The S&P 500 tech sector is up on the year, but ServiceNow underperformed amid concerns over U.S. federal IT budgets and AI-related valuation riskts2.techts2.tech. For example, a recent pullback brought NOW down near the mid-$900 range. In late July the stock briefly spiked on a strong Q2 earnings beat, but gave back gains in September as investors grew wary. Volume and momentum: Trading volume has averaged around 1–1.3 million shares recently, and NOW is forming a base near its 50-day moving average. If demand for AI-driven software remains strong, some analysts argue the October earnings could trigger a rebound in the stock.
25 October 2025
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ServiceNow’s AI Revolution: Record Growth, Stock Insights & Bold Moves in 2025

ServiceNow Stock Shines Amid AI Push and Bold Analyst Targets Ahead of Q3 Results

ServiceNow’s stock has been choppy in 2025, navigating both tech sector swings and company-specific news. Shares closed this past week around $904 and have declined roughly 14% since January, underperforming many large-cap software peersts2.tech. The stock is still about 20% below its peak of $1,170 set in early 2025tradingview.com, reflecting a cooldown after several years of torrid gains. By comparison, the broader S&P tech sector is up modestly on the year, so ServiceNow’s softer performance stands out – often attributed to investor nerves around its federal government business and questions about how generative AI might disrupt traditional software modelsts2.tech.
19 October 2025
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Global HCM Software Market Update (June–July 2025) – Key Trends, News & Forecasts

Global HCM Software Market Update (June–July 2025) – Key Trends, News & Forecasts

The Human Capital Management software market continued to expand robustly through mid-2025, driven by cloud adoption, AI innovation, and rising demand from businesses of all sizes. A recent industry report projected the global HR/HCM and payroll software market to grow from about $35.3 billion in 2024 to $57.8 billion in 2029, reaching $91.7 billion by 2034. This implies a healthy ~10% annual growth, with North America currently the largest region and Asia-Pacific leading in growth. Notably, small and mid-size businesses are a fast-growing segment – the SME segment is expected to expand ~13% annually through 2029, outpacing large-enterprise growth. This reflects how cloud-based HCM solutions are increasingly accessible to mid-market and SMB customers worldwide. Indeed, new vendors targeting SMBs have quickly captured market share.
10 July 2025
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