Salesforce.com (CRM) stock fell Friday as at least one analyst called for the company to start making more money, though the company’s Q4 earnings and sales beat Wall Street expectations. “While we believe the product is solid and the market is large, we are concerned that management’s focus on top-line growth to the detriment of profitability is not going to end well,” Peter Goldmacher, an analyst for Cowen and Co., wrote in a research note
Salesforce.com continues to grow its cloud, but soon will go without its longtime chief financial officer. The enterprise software company late Thursday reported fiscal Q4 earnings that beat analyst estimates, as the company leads Oracle (ORCL) and SAP (SAP) in customer relationship management software. Salesforce (CRM) is a pioneer in software delivered as a service via the Internet “cloud.” The company’s revenue outlook for the current quarter
Salesforce.com (CRM) is expected to show continued gains vs. rivals Oracle (ORCL) and SAP (SAP) in customer relationship management software when it releases its fiscal Q4 earnings after the market close Thursday. The pioneer in software-as-a-service, delivered as needed via the Internet cloud, continues to gain share and to see stock gains. Salesforce.com stock is up more than 15% this year after rising 31% in 2013, though the stock was flat in