Amid AI disruption risks, ServiceNow, Salesforce, and Accenture announce a joint initiative on AI-driven cyber risk management, while Morgan Stanley lowers its target price on shares.

The entities involved

• ServiceNow →

  American technology company

  • The enterprise platform launch is facing market share pressure, leading to Mark Zuckerberg defending Meta's strategic direction.Mon 17:55
  • Meta and ServiceNow are leveraging AI to enhance platform potency and drive digital transformation across their offerings.Mon 16:50
• Salesforce →

  American cloud-based software company

  • Fisher & Paykel discussed AI strategy at a Salesforce conference, reflecting broader shifts in New Zealand enterprises.Mon 02:32
  • Palantir Technologies secured a major prime agreement with the U.S. Army Contracting Command and expanded commercial partnerships with entities like Live Nation and global firms.Mon 00:07
• Morgan Stanley →

  U.S. investment bank

  • Financial firms including Morgan Stanley, Truist Financial, Jefferies Financial Group, and CIBC issued rating and price objective updates for Clearway Energy.Mon 17:33
  • Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley, JPMorgan Chase, and Bank of America are competing in the global investment banking sector.Mon 17:24

Related events

• Expert opinion suggests that AI agents are challenging the core value of software companies, forcing them to own the infrastructure they rely on, citing Slack, Salesforce, Wells Fargo, and Frontier.Aug 29
• Following market shifts due to AI fears, a lowered price target was set for companies including Atlassian and Figma, involving Morgan Stanley.Aug 28
• Financial firms are requiring specialized, secure on-premises AI solutions.Sep 8
• Market trends show sector rotation favoring cybersecurity and software, while AI safety concerns and agent impacts are leading to market slowdowns and staff cuts.Sep 15
• Morgan Stanley expressed interest in applying Agentic AI technologies to the auto retail sector.Mon 16:33