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Business process optimizer ServiceNow (NYSE: NOW) entered the public stock market in 2012. The stock has gained a breathtaking 4,200% since then. If you bought $1,000 of ServiceNow shares on Day ...
ServiceNow has never split its stock nor indicated it will. If it initiated a 10-for-1 split similar to Broadcom's, each share at approximately $800 per share would become 10 shares at $80 per share.
NOW data by YCharts. Over the last 12 years, ServiceNow stock has gained over 4,000% and is currently trading near all-time highs. While dollar figures do not necessarily imply that a stock is ...
The company is partnering with enterprises to improve operations with artificial intelligence.
Enterprise software is a hot ticket these days. An equal-weighted portfolio of the 40 largest application software stocks rose 58% over the last year, leaving the S&P 500 (SNPINDEX: ^GSPC) far ...
A 10-for-1 stock split would drop ServiceNow's share price below the $100 mark while giving investors a public show of swagger and confidence. Would that be helpful? Well, the stock already trades ...
The stock already looks expensive, but Jefferies sees 20% more upside. Is ServiceNow Stock Going to $1,100? 1 Wall Street Analyst Thinks So. Skip to main content
The company has returned 3,400% and counting since its 2012 IPO.