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Software stocks slide as Fortinet, ServiceNow fail to meet lofty investor expectations

Marcus Chen
Marcus Chen
Marcus Chen
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Software stocks slide as Fortinet, ServiceNow fail to meet lofty investor expectations — Vancouver Technology news

Shares of software companies tumbled in premarket trading on Thursday following disappointing results from Fortinet Inc. FTNT-Q and ServiceNow Inc. NOW-Q, deepening worries about AI disruption that has plagued the sector.

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