Salesforce.com Inc.Salesforce.com, Inc. (NYSE: CRM) reported its most recent financial results after the markets closed on Wednesday. The company had $0.16 in earnings per share (EPS) on $1.51 billion billion in revenue…
Chris Lange Salesforce.com is scheduled to release its fiscal first-quarter financial results Wednesday after the markets close.
Chris Lange In a new research report, Cowen advises clients to buy these two top software stocks before they report earnings.
While Bloomberg has now reported that Microsoft is mulling a buyout offer for Salesforce.com, the real question for investors is how much an acquisition can really fetch for shareholders.
If Salesforce.com is acquired, there is every reason to think that these five companies could also get a strong look.
Thursday's top analyst upgrades, downgrades and initiations include JetBlue Airways, Salesforce.com, Staples, Whiting Petroleum and Yelp.
Anything is possible when it comes to the rumor mill and technology giants. Sometimes it is still hard to believe what comes out of that rumor mill.
Tuesday's top analyst upgrades and downgrades include Alibaba, Charles Schwab, ExOne, Facebook, Micron Technology, Twitter and Whiting Petroleum.
Unlike other analysts, Argus has downgraded Salesforce.com due to excessive valuations.
Chris Lange These four companies are not only delivering the goods when it comes to earnings and growth prospects, but leading their respective industries in innovation.
24/7 Wall St has collected a series of analyst calls on Salesforce.com in the wake of its earnings. Generally speaking, ratings across the board were very favorable.
Chris Lange hursday's top analyst upgrades, downgrades and initiations include American Express, Cablevision, Groupon, Salesforce.com, T-Mobile and Yelp.
A new report from Stifel presents the firm's Analyst Select List picks for 2015, and here we focus on the technology stocks.
A new research report from RBC highlights top large cap software stocks to buy for 2015, and these five have the largest upside to the RBC price targets.
After absolutely dominating the market this year, the technology sector took a mighty hit this week. The real question for many investors is simple: Is the tech party over?
