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Maybe that $1,300 Street-high price target isn't so far-fetched for shares of ServiceNow (NASDAQ:NOW), after all.
RADNOR, Pa.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--CoreX, a next-generation ServiceNow consultancy, is marking a strategic evolution reflecting the firm's transformation from a specialized boutique to a major global player in the enterprise ServiceNow consulting market. Today, the company, which now maintains offices on three continents, announced a global rebrand, coupled with brand sunsets of its two recent acquisitions, ITS Partners and Volteo Digital. An Elite ServiceNow Partner, CoreX now sits as one of the to.
High net income ratios make NVDA, AVGO and NOW stand out as strong profitability plays for the second half of the year.
TipRanks' analyst ranking service discusses three stocks, including MongoDB and ServiceNow, favored by Wall Street.
Share prices of ServiceNow (NOW -3.10%)jumped after the software company reported strong revenue growth and yet again raised its guidance due to strong artificial intelligence (AI) adoption. That said, the stock has struggled to gain traction this year, with its shares down about 7% as of this writing.
ServiceNow NOW and Salesforce CRM are leading workflow automation platforms, helping enterprises streamline operations through cloud-based software and AI-powered tools. Platforms provided by these companies are widely used by large enterprises to drive efficiency and improve service delivery.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 30, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- AI Revolution Company (AI/R), a global leader in Artificial Intelligence (AI) transformation services, has announced the launch of Synsig, a brand dedicated exclusively to the implementation of Digital Platforms and Agentic AI using ServiceNow products.
ServiceNow eyes $12.785B in 2025 subscription sales as AI-fueled product demand lifts long-term growth outlook.
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As Q2 earnings season rolls on, some of the world's most influential tech and infrastructure companies have delivered strong results—but what's catching Wall Street's attention isn't just the numbers, it's the upgraded outlooks and rising price targets. In particular, three stocks—each deeply involved in the growth of artificial intelligence—have seen analysts sharply raise their expectations.