Salesforce ‘Needs Less Heads,’ So It Cut 4,000 Jobs, As AI Takes Over Your email has been sent Marc Benioff discusses AI on The Logan Bartlett Show. (Image source: The Logan Bartlett Show YouTube) ...

Salesforce shares dipped despite better-than-expected results, as its slight guidance increase failed to impress investors. The company is fighting investors' sentiment that it will be an AI loser.

Salesforce has cut 4,000 of its customer support roles, CEO Marc Benioff recently said while discussing how artificial intelligence has helped reduce the company headcount. Benioff revealed the cuts ...

Salesforce used AI agents to cut support staff from 9,000 to 5,000 employees. AI agents enhance productivity by handling untapped sales leads, Marc Benioff said. AI's rise may alter management ...

Sept 4 (Reuters) - Salesforce (CRM.N), opens new tab shares dropped nearly 8% on Thursday, after the cloud software provider's soft third-quarter revenue forecast hinted at delayed returns from its AI ...

Quarterly revenue beat clouded by dour forecast Shares fall over 5% in extended trading Analysts highlight slower AI monetization Sept 3 (Reuters) - Salesforce (CRM.N), opens new tab forecast ...

Salesforce Inc.’s earnings beat on Wednesday proved that it’s making progress on its transition from a traditional software company to an agentic artificial-intelligence platform, but the results ...

Salesforce stock fell as much as 8.5% despite beating second-quarter earnings and revenue estimates by solid margins. The company's AI initiatives are replacing customer support roles, but those ...

Salesforce Inc. projected lackluster quarterly sales growth, suggesting its artificial intelligence product isn’t yet paying off as quickly as hoped in the face of competition from emerging AI ...

Oracle and Salesforce have each disclosed plans to slash hundreds of jobs in the Bay Area in a fresh round of staffing reductions that will affect more than 500 workers in the region, according to ...

Stocks rose Thursday, putting major indexes back at record-high levels, as investors digested the latest batch of labor market data and braced for tomorrow's release of the August jobs report.