What Happened? Shares of enterprise workflow automation company ServiceNow (NYSE:NOW) fell 7.4% in the afternoon session ...

ServiceNow stock was falling despite the software company delivering better-than-expected quarterly results and an upbeat ...

ServiceNow beat Q4 earnings expectations as subscription revenue climbed 21%, intensifying its fight with Microsoft and ...

ServiceNow (NYSE:NOW) has rolled out a set of AI driven initiatives, including sector specific projects with major clients ...

The workflow automation giant posted strong earnings and announced an Anthropic partnership, as it tries to convince Wall ...

Concerns about slowing growth and a pricey valuation rocked the stock.

The partnership reinforces ServiceNow’s strategy to focus on enterprise workflows, guardrails, and orchestration rather than ...

ServiceNow partners with Anthropic just a week after announcing a partnership with OpenAI as the company takes a multi-model approach.

Even the outwardly positive developments for the enterprise software specialist weren't met with enthusiasm by investors.

OpenAI and ServiceNow have signed a three-year deal to integrate OpenAI’s AI models into ServiceNow’s platforms. The ...

ServiceNow drops 2% despite beating Q4 earnings with $3.57B revenue. Company raises 2026 forecast and announces $5B buyback program.

If ServiceNow CEO John Donahoe weren't already fully committed to running one of the fastest-growing and most-innovative software companies on the planet, he could make a great living teaching ...