Q4 2026 Earnings Call February 24, 2026 4:30 PM ESTCompany ParticipantsJustin Furby - Vice President of Investor RelationsAneel ...

Madison Investments, an investment advisor, released its fourth-quarter 2025 investor letter for the “Madison Large Cap Fund” ...

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, ...

Volatility, activist investors, and transformation pressures will continue to put pressure on CEOs.

Workday, the Bay Area tech giant known for its HR and payroll tools, has revealed that it’s shedding hundreds of employees and swapping out its CEO. The company announced a 2% layoff round in a Feb. 4 ...

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 ...

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 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 ...

PLEASANTON — PG&E will be able to expand its East Bay presence after an all-cash purchase of a Pleasanton office building and an adjacent parking garage from Workday. Oakland-based PG&E paid $21.8 ...

PCWorld reports that cybercriminals are exploiting Google’s new Gmail address change feature to send convincing phishing emails that appear to originate from legitimate Google systems. These ...

Workday CEO Carl Eschenbach called concerns that artificial intelligence is destroying software "overblown" on CNBC's "Squawk Box." The boom in AI models that can write code cheaper and quicker has ...