People debating whether software stocks deserved to get hit so hard are overlooking a bigger question.

Shares of Microsoft and ServiceNow are trading at attractive prices after the steep sell-off in software stocks.

By Saqib Iqbal Ahmed and Lewis Krauskopf NEW YORK, Feb 9 (Reuters) - The software and services industry's recent plunge has ...

AI startup Anthropic last week released new tools designed to automate work tasks, sparking fears that the innovations would ...

After last week's "broad and largely indiscriminate" software sell-off, some stocks within the industry are trading at a more than 50% discount to their fair value, Morgan Stanley analysts wrote in a ...

Software giants such as Intuit and Palantir were among this week's most oversold stocks. Memory stocks topped CNBC's screen ...

The recent tech sell-off spooked Wall Street, sparking a rerating of AI stocks. One analyst shares his criteria for picking ...

Since Dec. 10, the iShares Expanded Tech-Software Sector ETF has fallen by over 22% (as of Feb. 3), officially putting ...

Dow falls more than 600 points; Nasdaq retreats 2% ...

AppLovin has been growing rapidly and has more growth catalysts on the horizon. Salesforce, Workday, and UiPath should all benefit from growing interest in AI agents. GitLab's new pricing model and ...

From Legalzoom.com and Expedia to Ares and Apollo, shares of companies that sell or invest in software fell sharply on Tuesday.