In a surprise move, enterprise applications powerhouse Workday today announced that Carl Eschenbach is stepping down as CEO and from its board after just two years in the role — or three if you add ...

Workday CEO Carl Eschenbach is stepping down from his role effective immediately. The company's co-founder, Aneel Bhusri, who has previously served as chief executive, will replace Eschenbach.

APP is Workday’s counterpart in the Application Software sector, which has: 1) A lower valuation (P/OpInc) when compared to Workday stock 2) However, higher growth in revenue and operating income This ...

Workday is laying off about 400 employees, roughly two percent of its global workforce, as the enterprise software company seeks to realign staffing with what it describes as its “highest priorities.” ...

Workday Inc. is cutting about about 400 employees, saying it will help the software company better invest in priority areas. The job reductions will focus on customer-facing roles which are ...

"Aneel and Dave Duffield founded Workday with a belief that work could be done differently, and they built one of the most innovative companies in enterprise software," said Mark Hawkins, Workday vice ...

A previous version of this story misstated the first name of Workday’s former CEO. Workday has announced that its co-founder and CEO, Carl Eschenbach, is stepping down. And investors aren’t happy ...

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Workday Inc. announced co-founder Aneel Bhusri is returning to head the software company, replacing chief executive officer Carl Eschenbach after the company’s shares have plummeted over the past year ...

Workday Inc.’s second-quarter earnings beat wasn’t enough to assuage investor fears about an ongoing downturn in the software industry. Workday WDAY reported earnings per share of $2.21 late Thursday, ...