SERVICENOW, INC.
NOWServiceNow, Inc. (NOW) is a cloud computing company that specializes in digital workflow solutions. Founded in 2004, it provides a platform for automating and streamlining IT services, operations, and business workflows across various enterprise functions such as HR, customer service, and security. ServiceNow's offerings help organizations improve efficiency, reduce manual processes, and enhance service delivery.
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Netflix and ServiceNow, both recent stock-split companies, are highlighted as growth opportunities for 2026. Netflix trades 32% below its 2025 peak amid acquisition uncertainty but shows strong fundamentals with 17% revenue growth. A Jefferies analyst projects 48% upside. ServiceNow declined 28% in 2025 due to valuation concerns but maintains str...
The article highlights three stock-split companies with significant upside potential: Netflix (40% upside) benefits from its growing ad-supported tier and live sports programming; Broadcom (35% upside) is a leading AI semiconductor supplier with a $73 billion AI backlog; and ServiceNow (640% upside) is positioned as a key player in AI workflow au...
U.S. stock indexes held near record levels on December 23 in thin holiday trading, driven by mega-cap tech and AI stocks. The S&P 500 rose 0.46%, Nasdaq gained 0.57%, and the Dow edged up 0.16%. Healthcare strength followed Novo Nordisk's FDA approval of its Wegovy pill, while ServiceNow declined after announcing a $7.75 billion acquisition. Stro...
The U.S. economy grew 4.3% in Q3, beating expectations and pushing Treasury yields higher, which dampens prospects for early Fed rate cuts in 2026. While strong consumer spending supports earnings, the market is rotating away from mega-cap tech toward financials, defense, and materials. The S&P 500 holds near records with modest gains, while the ...
