The San-Francisco-based electronic-signature software company posted better-than-expected results, yet shares dropped with fears of DocuSign Inc (NASDAQ: DOCU) facing deteriorating demand trends, competition from no other than Microsoft Corporation (NASDAQ:
A Benzinga survey shows where U.S. TikTok users might shift their time and attention if the app, which is owned by Beijing-based ByteDance, is banned.
Users were asked, “If TikTok is banned, which platform will you use more?”
The results were:
The use of artificial intelligence (AI) technology is catalyzing the next platform shift, and will become integrated with every business, contributing to 25% of GDP growth, says Oppenheimer & Co.
The company's Thursday industry update to investors is a deep dive into the new AI food chain infrastructure.