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The blue-chip Dow Jones index has crashed this year as concerns about Donald Trump's tariffs and the bursting of the AI bubble continued. After peaking at $45,090 earlier this year, the index crashed to a low of $40,650, its lowest level since September 11.

NEW YORK and LONDON, March 21, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Investment banks have long struggled with CRM systems. Many firms turned to Salesforce and similar platforms, expecting to streamline dealmaking, improve data capture, and build institutional memory. The reality? Low adoption rates, minimal deal impact, and a clunky user experience that forces bankers back to email, Excel, and Word. As a result, valuable knowledge remains scattered and siloed, blocking firms from building sector and subsector intelligence that could set them apart in a hyper-competitive market.

The 4th annual Heptagons held at Optimove Connect 2025 recognize outstanding CRM marketing campaigns, teams, and individuals driving Positionless Marketing The 4th annual Heptagons held at Optimove Connect 2025 recognize outstanding CRM marketing campaigns, teams, and individuals driving Positionless Marketing

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The CRM market is growing rapidly, driven by cloud adoption, personalization, and AI technologies, with strong demand across various sectors. The CRM market is growing rapidly, driven by cloud adoption, personalization, and AI technologies, with strong demand across various sectors.

Salesforce Inc (NYSE:CRM, ETR:FOO) is emerging as the next Growth at a Reasonable Price (GARP) stock, according to analysts at Bank of America who see the company's focus on improving sales and marketing efficiency as a primary driver of margin leverage. “We continue to believe that Salesforce is emerging as the next quality GARP stock with enduring low-double-digit top-line growth and steady margin expansion of 50 to 100 basis points from ongoing sales/marketing leverage,” the bank's analysts wrote in a note to clients.

Salesforce's NYSE: CRM Q4 results and guidance for 2025 failed to spark a rally but did nothing but improve the long-term outlook. The long-term outlook includes a dominating position in the AI services industry driven by new products, including Agentforce, and advances in existing AI technology, including Data Cloud.

With the recent market sell-off, a number of high-quality technology stocks are well off their recent highs. While market corrections aren't fun to experience, they also create opportunities for long-term investors.

Docusign's IAM is making the company look more and more like a full service CRM. The stock still trades with a free cash flow yield higher than the risk-free rate. The balance sheet is still pristine with no share dilution and no long-term debt.

Salesforce (CRM 2.82%) is a leader in customer relationship management and uses artificial intelligence to enhance its services.