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ITOps market poised for double-digit growth as AI reshapes industry, Raymond James

The ITOps market is evolving from a cost center to a critical business driver, projected to reach $125 billion by 2028, driven by AI and automation.

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Street call of the week

Wall Street analysts provided insights on various stocks, including upgrades for Alaska Airlines, Wingstop, and Atlassian, and downgrades for Tapestry and Qorvo.

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Street calls of the week

Wall Street analysts provided insights on Alaska Airlines, Tapestry, Qorvo, Wingstop, and Atlassian, with notable upgrades, downgrades, and market outlooks for each company.

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Earnings call: Atlassian reports robust start to FY25, AI drives growth

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• BA
• CVX
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Amazon, Intel, Chevron and Boeing rise premarket; Apple falls

US stock futures rise as tech sector earnings are released. Apple declines while Amazon, Intel, and others see gains ahead of the jobs report.

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Atlassian shares spike after group lifts revenue forecast on cloud strength

Atlassian's shares surged over 20% after the company raised its revenue growth outlook, driven by increased demand for cloud software and strong quarterly performance.

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After-hours movers: Apple, Amazon, Intel and more

Amazon, Intel, Atlassian, and LendingTree see rises post-earnings, while Apple declines despite strong results; Intel plans significant headcount reduction.

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Atlassian Q1 results top estimates on stronger cloud, data center growth

Atlassian Corp Plc surpassed Q1 estimates with strong cloud growth, reporting $1.19B revenue and forecasting stable future growth for Q2 and fiscal 2025.

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Atlassian lifted to Outperform at Raymond James

Raymond James upgraded Atlassian to Outperform, citing potential upside in cloud growth despite recent stock declines and missed targets, maintaining a price target of $200.

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Atlassian CEO Cannon-Brookes sells over $1.2m in company stock

Atlassian CEO Michael Cannon-Brookes sold $1.3M in stock while reporting strong Q4 results, prompting investor interest in the company's financial health and future growth.