ServiceNow (NOW) shares fell 18% after Q1 2026 earnings triggered price target cuts from Goldman Sachs ($188 to $163), Jefferies ($175 to $135), and Piper Sandler ($200 to $140), though most firms ...

ServiceNow credits five hypergrowth areas in setting the stage for customers to harness enterprise AI, Chairman and CEO Bill McDermott said on the company’s Q1 2026 earnings call. Security, core IT, ...

ServiceNow reported strong Q1 2026 results, raising forecasts amid AI concerns. CEO Bill McDermott emphasized ServiceNow's AI product growth and dismissed AI competition threats. The stock fell on ...

Armis acquisition expected to impact margins in 2026 Shares down about 12% in extended trading First-quarter revenue and adjusted EPS beat estimates Company boosts annual subscription revenue forecast ...

ServiceNow has finalized its $7.75 billion acquisition of Armis, unifying cyber asset visibility, identity intelligence and automated risk response within a single artificial intelligence-driven ...

ServiceNow's durable asset is its Configuration Management Database, the operational blueprint that holds the organization together. That's because at this stage, artificial intelligence alone isn't ...

Benchmark initiated coverage of ServiceNow (NOW) with a Buy rating and $125 price target, arguing that a 50% selloff has created a compelling entry point as the company’s AI monetization accelerates ...

ServiceNow’s stock has been in a rut — so much so that it’s on track to post its largest quarterly decline on record. While software stocks in general have come under pressure in the first three ...

ServiceNow's stock price is down 44% over the past six months, as the company has fallen victim to the so-called "SaaSpocalypse" in which software stocks are being rapidly sold off on fears that ...

ServiceNow Inc. today debuted two new cloud services that use artificial intelligence to automate manual work for users. The first offering, Autonomous Workforce, is a suite of specialized AI tools ...

What actually moves business forward varies by industry. Much like virtual receptionists, another example of digital labor, AI specialists “are not sentient, they never sleep. They don't go to the ...