Tyler Technologies, Inc.

TYL

Tyler Technologies, Inc. (TYL) is a software company that provides integrated solutions for the public sector, including local governments, state agencies, and school districts. Founded in 1966 and headquartered in Texas, the company offers technology platforms for areas such as courts, public safety, finance, and citizen engagement, focusing on streamlining government operations and improving public service delivery.

$440.58 0.00 (0.00%)
🚫 Tyler Technologies, Inc. does not pay dividends

Company News

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The Motley Fool • Jon Quast • November 12, 2025

AppLovin, an adtech company, was added to the S&P 500 in September 2025 after significant growth driven by its Axon 2.0 AI software. While S&P 500 inclusion doesn't guarantee future performance, the company shows promising growth potential by expanding beyond mobile gaming into e-commerce and connected TV advertising.

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The Motley Fool • James Brumley • July 9, 2025

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Why Tyler Technologies Stock Eked out a Gain on Thursday
The Motley Fool • Eric Volkman • May 22, 2025

Tyler Technologies, a public-sector-focused enterprise software company, saw its stock price gain slightly after being named a 'leader' and 'visionary' in the Gartner Magic Quadrant for Cloud-Based ERP for U.S. Local Government, a prestigious industry recognition.

Why Tyler Technologies Stock Slipped on Monday
The Motley Fool • Eric Volkman • April 28, 2025

Tyler Technologies, a financial services company, saw its share price decline slightly after an analyst at Wells Fargo cut the price target, citing unclear reasons. However, the company's recent earnings report showed strong growth, and the author believes the company is fundamentally solid and attractively priced.

UnitedHealth, T-Mobile And Fiserv Are Among Top 12 Large-Cap Losers Last Week (Apr 21-Apr 25): Are The Others In Your Portfolio?
Benzinga • Lekha Gupta • April 27, 2025

Several large-cap stocks, including Fiserv, UnitedHealth, and T-Mobile, were among the top losers last week. The declines were primarily due to factors such as weaker-than-expected financial results, guidance revisions, and analyst price target changes.

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