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ServiceNow Inc (NYSE: NOW) shares are trading lower Friday as risk-off tape pressures enterprise names and traders reassess the rebound.
Cognizant (NASDAQ:CTSH) announced the integration of Cognizant Neuro® AI Trust with ServiceNow, enhancing one of the most widely adopted enterprise AI platforms with a continuous AI assurance infrastructure
ServiceNow Inc (NYSE: NOW) shares are trading higher Thursday as traders lean into "AI won't kill software" narrative.
Software's worst year on record reversed in two months. ServiceNow soared about 40% in four sessions and CrowdStrike 70% as the AI-kills-software thesis broke.
Crude oil surged nearly 8% – its best day since April 2 – after US strikes on Iran and Tehran's retaliation, stalling the S&P 500's rally even as software stocks soared.
Evans reframes AI as a capital spending story, comparing it to the railroad era. Companies building the infrastructure will matter more than those using it. He suggests investing in power generation, grid infrastructure, semiconductors, data centers, and enterprise software.
U.S. stock futures up, Nasdaq surges 0.35%, with Taylor Morrison's buyout announcement. Other pre-market gainers include ELMT, PURR, and SPCE.
ServiceNow shares are surging on Friday. The company's Chief Marketing Officer, Colin Fleming, is leaving to become OpenAI's Business CMO.
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U.S. stocks pushed to fresh record highs after a US-Iran ceasefire memorandum eased inflation fears, while Snowflake's 37% earnings blowout lifted AI software names.