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ServiceNow Falls After Quarterly Sales Outlook Revives AI Fears

Bloomberg Technology Wednesday 28 October 2026, 20:17 UTC By Brody Ford 1 min read
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ServiceNow Inc. shares plunged after the company gave an outlook for quarterly subscription sales that met analysts’ estimates, but failed to quell Wall Street’s anxieties that artificial intelligence will disrupt the software maker.

ServiceNow Inc. shares plunged after the company gave an outlook for quarterly subscription sales that met analysts’ estimates, but failed to quell Wall Street’s anxieties that artificial intelligence will disrupt the software maker.
ServiceNow Falls (ORG) Quarterly Sales Outlook Revives AI Fears ServiceNow Inc. (ORG)
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