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Salesforce said on Wednesday it would spend $1 billion in Mexico over the next five years, as the cloud software provider looks to expand its operations and drive artificial intelligence adoption.

SAN FRANCISCO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Salesforce (NYSE: CRM), the world's #1 AI CRM, today announced that Vonage, a leader in AI, Cloud, and 5G-powered software solutions for enterprises, will deploy Data Cloud and Agentforce to deliver more intelligent, personalized customer experiences and accelerate innovation. This move reinforces Vonage's ambition to become an Agentic Enterprise, where every emp...

LONDON & SAN FRANCISCO--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- #AI--Haleon plc (LSE/NYSE:HLN), a leading global consumer company that specialises in everyday health and Salesforce (NYSE:CRM), the world's #1 AI CRM, today announced that Haleon will leverage Salesforce to drive more effective engagement with pharmacies and healthcare professionals worldwide. Haleon has chosen Salesforce Life Sciences Cloud for Custom...

LAS VEGAS--(BUSINESS WIRE)---- $CRM #Celent--LWCC and PS Advisory share award-winning Salesforce modernization insights at ITC Vegas 2025 Celent Kickoff Summit.

For investors, artificial intelligence (AI) is the gift that keeps on giving. AI stocks have helped the market jump 14% so far this year -- an extraordinary achievement when you consider that it has battled a shaky economy, tariffs, and high interest rates all year.

Thanks to a bull market that has favored tech stocks, investors rarely get a chance to buy quality tech businesses without paying up these days. Yet two well-known names -- Salesforce (CRM -2.39%) and Verizon Communications (VZ -0.01%) -- arguably stand out as good tech stocks to buy.

It would be great if you could buy a stock that always moves higher without any pullbacks along the way. But that's not realistic.

Salesforce reportedly told customers Tuesday (Oct. 7) that it won't pay a ransom demanded by a hacking group that threatened to publish client data it claims to have stolen. The company won't negotiate or pay any extortion demand, Bloomberg reported Tuesday, citing a Salesforce email and comments from a company spokesperson.