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Nucleus Research Identifies Hot Companies to Watch in 2020

December 5, 2019

The Street, “Salesforce Execs Affirm Bullish Outlook on Tableau Deal”

December 4, 2019

BusinessInsider, “Wall Streeters are speculating that Microsoft could buy Bloomberg. Here’s why a deal might actually make sense.”

November 27, 2019

CNN, “Trump wants Apple to be ‘building’ 5G. Here’s why that’s unlikely”

November 21, 2019

Business Insider, “Microsoft is dropping products and handing customers to competitors in the latest sign of CEO Satya Nadella’s strategy to focus the company”

November 20, 2019

BusinessInsider, “Microsoft and Salesforce have made love and war for 15 years. Here’s a timeline of the rocky history between the tech heavyweights.”

November 15, 2019

FT, “Admin wasting adviser time”

November 6, 2019

Techtarget, “With Scout, Workday acquisition strategy takes shape”

November 6, 2019

Business Insider, “The CEO of Google Cloud explains how joining forces with a giant in IT services gives it more muscle in the battle with Amazon and Microsoft”

October 31, 2019

AdExchanger, “Out-Of-Home ROI: All Signs Must Point In The Right Direction”

October 31, 2019

TechTarget, “Salesforce acquisition of Tableau likely to bring changes”

October 30, 2019

Business Insider, “Oracle and SAP are changing CEOs as they do a ‘delicate dance to the cloud’ — and it could be the right time for Larry Ellison to step back up as CEO”

October 27, 2019

Business Insider, “SAP’s co-CEO and Microsoft’s sales chief explain why they’re teaming up for a cloud partnership that could mean trouble for Amazon”

October 21, 2019

Business Insider, “‘Patience is wearing thin’ as IBM reports yet another quarter of falling revenues, but its $34 billion Red Hat buy is a bright spot”

October 16, 2019

The Financial Times, “Software sector braces for a split among leading companies”

August 24, 2019

Business Insider, “Wall Street wasn’t expecting much from Salesforce earnings, but its results and its $15.7 billion Tableau acquisition proved them wrong”

August 23, 2019

In The News

Nucleus Research Identifies Hot Companies to Watch in 2020

The Street, “Salesforce Execs Affirm Bullish Outlook on Tableau Deal”

BusinessInsider, “Wall Streeters are speculating that Microsoft could buy Bloomberg. Here’s why a deal might actually make sense.”

CNN, “Trump wants Apple to be ‘building’ 5G. Here’s why that’s unlikely”

Business Insider, “Microsoft is dropping products and handing customers to competitors in the latest sign of CEO Satya Nadella’s strategy to focus the company”

BusinessInsider, “Microsoft and Salesforce have made love and war for 15 years. Here’s a timeline of the rocky history between the tech heavyweights.”

FT, “Admin wasting adviser time”

Techtarget, “With Scout, Workday acquisition strategy takes shape”

Business Insider, “The CEO of Google Cloud explains how joining forces with a giant in IT services gives it more muscle in the battle with Amazon and Microsoft”

AdExchanger, “Out-Of-Home ROI: All Signs Must Point In The Right Direction”

TechTarget, “Salesforce acquisition of Tableau likely to bring changes”

Business Insider, “Oracle and SAP are changing CEOs as they do a ‘delicate dance to the cloud’ — and it could be the right time for Larry Ellison to step back up as CEO”

Business Insider, “SAP’s co-CEO and Microsoft’s sales chief explain why they’re teaming up for a cloud partnership that could mean trouble for Amazon”

Business Insider, “‘Patience is wearing thin’ as IBM reports yet another quarter of falling revenues, but its $34 billion Red Hat buy is a bright spot”

Bloomberg, “IBM Misses Estimates as Red Hat Fails to Offset Declines”

New York Times, “Oracle C.E.O. Mark Hurd Is Taking a Medical Leave”

CNBC, “What to expect from Apple’s annual iPhone launch next week”

Bloomberg, “Salesforce Projects Revenue That Tops Analysts’ Estimates”

The Financial Times, “Software sector braces for a split among leading companies”

Business Insider, “Wall Street wasn’t expecting much from Salesforce earnings, but its results and its $15.7 billion Tableau acquisition proved them wrong”