American software giant ServiceNow on Monday announced plans to invest $1.5 billion in the U.K. The cash will be used to grow ServiceNow's U.K. business with plans to open new office space and grow the firm's headcount.
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STOCK CLIMBS OVER 2% AT ITS HIGH
ServiceNow (NOW) closed the most recent trading day at $938.65, moving +1.81% from the previous trading session.
A hot jobs report combined with still-dovish Fedspeak lifted the rate-sensitive software sector.
The company has returned 3,400% and counting since its 2012 IPO.
ServiceNow (NOW) concluded the recent trading session at $890.64, signifying a +1.16% move from its prior day's close.
ServiceNow (NOW) reachead $880.41 at the closing of the latest trading day, reflecting a +1.53% change compared to its last close.
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ServiceNow CEO Bill McDermott says his firm is at the forefront of a shift from artificial intelligence "fascination" to companies making AI-led business strategies.
In the most recent trading session, ServiceNow (NOW) closed at $884.86, indicating a -0.58% shift from the previous trading day.
ServiceNow (NOW) stock price has done well, rising by 26% this year and by 243% in the last five years. It has also risen by 1,385% in the last decade, giving it a market cap of over $190 billion.