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Intuit.

American business that specializes in financial software

Seen in 584 reportsLast reported Sunday

Reports this week
4
Active events
3
Connections
208

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Around Intuit this week

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The 40 strongest of 208, analyzed from the reporting. The bars show how strongly a change on one side reaches the other.
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  • Better Operational

    Better and Intuit have formed a partnership to integrate and provide mortgage services.

    Well supportedAug 18
  • OpenAI Operational

    Intuit and OpenAI are engaged in active competition, with OpenAI's AI tools posing a direct threat to Intuit's business model.

    Well supportedAug 18
  • Microsoft Operational

    Intuit and Microsoft are major competitors in the global enterprise software market, frequently compared in discussions of AI and market dominance.

    Some supportSep 5
  • Mastercard Structural

    Intuit's business credit card product relies on the global payment processing infrastructure provided by the Mastercard network.

    Some supportJul 24
  • Bill Harris Structural

    Bill Harris founded Intuit while serving as CEO, establishing a foundational leadership link.

    Some supportSep 5
  • SAP Operational

    The two companies are direct competitors, constantly evaluated against each other based on financial performance and market share.

    Some supportJul 20
  • Intuit is structurally required to file disclosures and comply with regulations set by the Securities and Exchange Commission.

    Some supportJul 17
  • Google Operational

    Intuit and Google maintain an operational partnership involving product integration with Google Ads and collaboration on AI initiatives.

    Some supportOct 7
  • SEC Structural

    Intuit is subject to the regulatory oversight and filing requirements of the SEC.

    Some supportAug 30
  • Bob Parsons Structural

    Intuit acquired a company previously associated with Bob Parsons, establishing an ownership relationship.

    SpeculativeAug 12
  • Vanguard Structural

    Vanguard holds Intuit as one of its top five investments in its ETFs.

    Some supportAug 27
  • Morgan Stanley Operational

    Morgan Stanley actively analyzes Intuit's financial outlook, increasing its investment stake and providing price targets.

    Some supportAug 26
  • Adobe Operational

    Adobe and Intuit actively compete in the enterprise software market, facing shared challenges from AI disruption and market shifts.

    Well supportedOct 12
  • Bill Structural

    Intuit acquired Bill.com, establishing a formal parent-subsidiary relationship.

    SpeculativeJul 24
  • Bill Transactional

    Intuit acquired Bill.com, which was previously associated with Bill.

    SpeculativeAug 14
  • BFA Transactional

    a deal or exchange

    Some supportJun 3
  • Bank of America Operational

    Intuit and Bank of America are active competitors in the merchant services market, influencing each other's market standing.

    Well supportedAug 26
  • Meta Operational

    Intuit and Meta are active competitors in the FinTech market and engage in technological integration, with Intuit adopting Meta's AI tools.

    Some supportOct 7
  • Alice Ma Operational

    Alice Ma's Mad Realities model provides strategic input that informs Intuit's operational planning.

    Some supportJun 15
  • Stifel Operational

    Stifel downgraded Intuit due to concerns over its pricing strategy and weaker outlook.

    Some supportAug 26
  • company Structural

    Intuit is facing allegations of securities law violations related to the broader corporate and financial market standards.

    Some supportSep 15
  • IDEAS Operational

    Intuit actively operates and runs the IDEAS accelerator and small business programs.

    SpeculativeJul 12
  • Claude Operational

    Intuit integrated QuickBooks functionality into the Claude platform.

    Some supportOct 7
  • Goldman Sachs Operational

    Goldman Sachs provides and updates investment ratings for Intuit.

    Some supportJul 2
  • JPMorgan Chase Transactional

    JPMorgan provided financial backing for an impact investing program at Intuit.

    Some supportSep 21
  • Nvidia Operational

    Both companies are discussed as major peers competing in the high-growth Artificial Intelligence and enterprise software markets.

    Some supportJul 30
  • ServiceNow Operational

    Intuit and ServiceNow are active competitors in the financial software market, facing shared pressures from AI disruption and market guidance.

    Well supportedSep 17
  • Fundsmith Transactional

    Fundsmith engaged in specific investment transactions, including buying and selling positions in Intuit.

    Some supportJul 24
  • Norges Bank Transactional

    Norges Bank acquired a new equity stake in Intuit.

    Some supportJul 17
  • Anthropic Operational

    Anthropic's AI tools are identified as a competitive threat to Intuit's business model.

    Some supportJun 14
  • HubSpot Operational

    Both companies are direct competitors in the software market, currently facing shared challenges from AI disruption.

    Some supportJun 30
  • Jim Cramer Mentioned together

    Jim Cramer provides stock commentary and analysis regarding Intuit's performance.

    Some supportSep 17

History

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August 2026

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July 2026

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June 2026

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