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Enterprise security teams are auditing logs and rotating credentials this week after ServiceNow confirmed that attackers successfully queried sensitive customer instance data through an ...

ServiceNow warned that a vulnerability may have been used to target customer environments, but the company has since attributed this activity to bug bounty research. The business workflow software ...

The Silicon Valley software giant’s shares soared 14.4 percent on Friday to $124.37, up $15.64. That marked a third consecutive day of impressive gains, including Thursday’s 6.47 percent jump on heavy ...

For much of the recent stock market advance, software lagged badly as investors concentrated capital in semiconductors, AI infrastructure, and megacap hardware names.

Buy NOW. The “SaaSpocalypse” fear is already priced in (massive drawdown + death cross), while fundamentals are still strong: Q1 revenue +22% and RPO +25% signal customers are not abandoning the ...

ServiceNow's gross margin has slipped from about 80% in fiscal year 2024 to 75% as of the end of the first quarter this year. While subscription margins appear relatively strong in the mid-70% range, ...

ServiceNow, an American software company, has expanded the integration between its AI Control Tower and Microsoft Agent 365. The update extends governance from Microsoft Azure-backed Microsoft Foundry ...

ServiceNow (NYSE:NOW | NOW Price Prediction) received a price target raise from Barclays to $134 from $132 on May 5, with an Overweight rating following the company’s Q1 2026 earnings report.

Until there is real concrete evidence of AI replacing enterprise software spend, the SaaSpocalypse label looks overblown. With ServiceNow generating $2 billion of free cash flow at a 57% Q4 FCF margin ...

Software stocks plummeted Thursday after disappointing results from ServiceNow and IBM. Salesforce, Workday and Oracle dropped as the market continues to suffer from concerns that they'll get at least ...