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As of 2026-04-08 00:42, Zoom Communications (ZM) is priced at $86,49, with a total market cap of $24,87B, a P/E ratio of 14,56, and a dividend yield of 0,00%. Today, the stock price fluctuated between $81,99 and $87,35. The current price is 5,48% above the day's low and 0,98% below the day's high, with a trading volume of 3,79M. Over the past 52 weeks, ZM has traded between $69,15 to $97,58, and the current price is -11,36% away from the 52-week high.

ZM Key Stats

Yesterday's Close$82,68
Market Cap$24,87B
Volume3,79M
P/E Ratio14,56
Dividend Yield (TTM)0,00%
Diluted EPS (TTM)6,40
Net Income (FY)$1,90B
Revenue (FY)$4,86B
Earnings Date2026-05-20
EPS Estimate1,41
Revenue Estimate$1,22B
Shares Outstanding300,89M
Beta (1Y)0.883

About ZM

Zoom Communications, Inc. engages in the provision of a communications and collaboration platform. It operates through the following geographical segments: Americas, Asia Pacific, and Europe, Middle East, and Africa. The company was founded by Eric S. Yuan in 2011 and is headquartered in San Jose, CA.
SectorTechnology
IndustrySoftware - Application
CEOEric S. Yuan
HeadquartersSan Jose,CA,US
Official Websitehttps://www.zoom.com
Employees (FY)7,43K
Average Revenue (1Y)$654,58K
Net Income per Employee$255,46K

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MrDecoder

MrDecoder

04-06 02:19
Breakfast News: Nvidia Rewards Faith in AI Boom ----------------------------------------------- ### February 26, 2026 | Wednesday's Markets | | --- | | **S&P 500** 6,946 (+0.81%) | | **Nasdaq** 23,152 (+1.26%) | | **Dow** 49,482 (+0.63%) | | **Bitcoin** $69,015 (+7.8%) | Source: Image created by Jester AI. 1. Robust NVDA Results Reduces Nerves ------------------------------------- **Nvidia** (NVDA +0.87%) swung both higher and lower in post-market trading before settling broadly flat versus the prior close, as quarterly results beat market expectation. This acted to calm investor concerns around the sustainability of the AI investment race, with market futures for the S&P 500 and Nasdaq little changed this morning to reflect that. * **"Computing demand is growing exponentially . . . our customers are racing to invest in AI compute":** CEO Jensen Huang talked about how the capex boom isn't going away because just as "every single company depends on software, every software will depend on AI." * **"Small amounts of H200 products for China-based customers were approved by the U.S. Government"**: CFO Colette Kress revealed a key milestone in opening back up the world's largest semiconductor market. Revenue guidance for the coming quarter was upgraded, even without including any provision for Chinese income. 2. Pre-Market _Hidden Gems_ Movers ---------------------------------- * **Salesforce **(CRM +0.41%) fell 5% as CEO Marc Benioff tried to dismiss concerns of a "SaaS-pocalypse" on the earnings call. Quarterly results showed growth for Agentforce, but guidance for the full year was below expectations. * **Zoom **(ZM +2.06%) dropped more than 4% as the latest earnings report showed increasing pressure on cash flow and margins, although enterprise revenue jumped, showing higher demand from corporates. * **The Trade Desk **(TTD +0.27%) slumped over 15% due to revenue guidance for the coming quarter underwhelming investors as part of the quarterly results. CEO Jeff Green acknowledged softness in ad spend from some customer segments. 3. Defense Stocks Drop on Rare Earth Risks ------------------------------------------ Reuters reports U.S. aerospace companies are facing worsening rare earth shortages from suppliers, elements that play a small but vital role in defence and aerospace technology, with China being a key supplier. * **Yittrium used in coatings to keep engines from melting at high temperatures:** Yittrium prices have surged 69x in the past year, with President Trump expected to push for more rare earth exports from China at his upcoming meeting with Chinese counterpart Xi. * **Pentagon reviewing defense contractors' use of AI models:** Axios reports the Department of Defense reached out to **Boeing** (BA +0.43%) and **Lockheed Martin** (LMT +0.83%) to ask about the use of Anthropic, with some concerns it could be branded as a supply chain risk. 4. Next Up: Post-Market _Stock Advisor_ Results ----------------------------------------------- * **Zscaler** (ZS +1.57%) is expected to post revenue gains of 23.3% versus the same period last year, backing up a similar jump from last quarter, as demand for AI security services continues to increase. * **Autodesk** (ADSK +0.06%) investors will be watching for signs of demand for design and construction software. Talking after the last set of results, TMF chief investment officer Andy Cross described the company as having "healthy demand, positive momentum, solid AI investments (and) normalizing growth rates for 2026." * **Rocket Lab** (RKLB +3.27%) is expected to deliver a further jump in revenue, with a focus on any updates about the Neutron launch schedule. The Foundational Stock – recommended by Team Hidden Gems in _Stock Advisor_ – is beating the S&P 500 by 50% since the August 2025 recommendation. 5. Your Take ------------ Many Fools have previously mentioned how having a great customer experience with _Rule Breakers_ recommendation **Warby Parker** (WRBY 5.00%) – which reports this morning – then led to them researching the company as a potential investment. **Name an example when a company has secured your trust as a consumer (and, as a consequence, as an investor).** Share with friends and family, or become a member to hear what your fellow Fools are saying!
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04-05 22:58
By Weston Blasi The cloud-computing and database company began cutting 30,000 jobs on Tuesday Oracle this week told some workers in the U.S. and India that their roles were being eliminated. Oracle Corp.'s mass layoffs on Tuesday were part of the company's cost-cutting measures as it continues to build out expensive data centers for powering artificial intelligence. But one aspect of the mass layoffs - which were estimated to be as many as 30,000 people - was alerting workers over email at 6 a.m. Eastern that Tuesday would be their last day. It's not clear if all 30,000 of the reported layoffs occurred on Tuesday, or if more are coming later in the year. "After careful consideration of Oracle's current business needs, we have made the decision to eliminate your role," an email to one affected employee, obtained by MarketWatch, read. Oracle (ORCL) employed an estimated 162,000 people worldwide as of May 2025, and has seen its stock falter this year. Shares of Oracle are down 4.3% over the past month, and down 25% year to date. Oracle declined to comment. While MarketWatch's Charles Passy has noted that there's no such thing as a good layoff, getting let go over email is starting to become a growing trend. "It's not unheard of to lay workers off by email, especially in the tech industry and large corporations," Peter Duris, CEO and co-founder of Kickresume, a career platform and resume-builder company, told MarketWatch. "There have been quite a few stories in recent years about major companies laying off large numbers of employees by email. Those messages are often described as cold, impersonal and vague about why a role is being cut." Amazon (AMZN) made headlines earlier this year after its planned mass-layoff email was accidentally sent too early, and to the wrong employees. Tesla's (TSLA) Elon Musk famously used "Dear Employee" emails to trim Tesla's workforce starting in 2024. In that situation, even some bosses were unaware that layoffs were coming, one Tesla employee told MarketWatch in 2024. Google (GOOG) (GOOGL)also announced a headcount reduction over email back in 2024. While this process may seem impersonal, when really large companies conduct mass layoffs, this is one of the most efficient ways to let thousands of workers know they have been let go. Particularly if they are not all in one location. "Letting all these employees know at the same time creates much less administrative work," Duris said. "This is especially the case when the workers being laid off are based all over the world, in multiple time zones." "It also lets companies cut off access to work email and other platforms immediately after delivering the news, which may help prevent retaliation from angry employees," he added. Besides email, we've also seen layoffs over Zoom (ZM) or video calls in recent years. And Duris doesn't expect those types of layoffs to subside anytime soon. "Unfortunately, mass layoffs by email might be the new norm in the tech industry. Similarly, companies are telling employees they've lost their jobs over video calls, sometimes with the chat function disabled or with attendees unable to switch their microphones on... some people have even been fired by pre-recorded video messages, leaving them with no way to respond." Read on: Here's one reason investors shouldn't get too excited about this week's stock-market rebound -Weston Blasi This content was created by MarketWatch, which is operated by Dow Jones & Co. MarketWatch is published independently from Dow Jones Newswires and The Wall Street Journal. (END) Dow Jones Newswires 04-04-26 1125ET Copyright (c) 2026 Dow Jones & Company, Inc.
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04-04 03:12
![](https://img-cdn.gateio.im/social/moments-24a84e979b-0ab159ec52-8b7abd-badf29) Breakfast News: Nvidia Rewards Faith in AI Boom ----------------------------------------------- ### February 26, 2026 | Wednesday's Markets | | --- | | **S&P 500** 6,946 (+0.81%) | | **Nasdaq** 23,152 (+1.26%) | | **Dow** 49,482 (+0.63%) | | **Bitcoin** $69,015 (+7.8%) | ![](https://img-cdn.gateio.im/social/moments-468c4a0d7f-cdb8701d79-8b7abd-badf29) Source: Image created by Jester AI. 1. Robust NVDA Results Reduces Nerves ------------------------------------- **Nvidia** (NVDA +0.87%) swung both higher and lower in post-market trading before settling broadly flat versus the prior close, as quarterly results beat market expectation. This acted to calm investor concerns around the sustainability of the AI investment race, with market futures for the S&P 500 and Nasdaq little changed this morning to reflect that. * **"Computing demand is growing exponentially . . . our customers are racing to invest in AI compute":** CEO Jensen Huang talked about how the capex boom isn't going away because just as "every single company depends on software, every software will depend on AI." * **"Small amounts of H200 products for China-based customers were approved by the U.S. Government"**: CFO Colette Kress revealed a key milestone in opening back up the world's largest semiconductor market. Revenue guidance for the coming quarter was upgraded, even without including any provision for Chinese income. 2. Pre-Market _Hidden Gems_ Movers ---------------------------------- * **Salesforce **(CRM +0.51%) fell 5% as CEO Marc Benioff tried to dismiss concerns of a "SaaS-pocalypse" on the earnings call. Quarterly results showed growth for Agentforce, but guidance for the full year was below expectations. * **Zoom **(ZM +2.02%) dropped more than 4% as the latest earnings report showed increasing pressure on cash flow and margins, although enterprise revenue jumped, showing higher demand from corporates. * **The Trade Desk **(TTD +0.32%) slumped over 15% due to revenue guidance for the coming quarter underwhelming investors as part of the quarterly results. CEO Jeff Green acknowledged softness in ad spend from some customer segments. 3. Defense Stocks Drop on Rare Earth Risks ------------------------------------------ Reuters reports U.S. aerospace companies are facing worsening rare earth shortages from suppliers, elements that play a small but vital role in defence and aerospace technology, with China being a key supplier. * **Yittrium used in coatings to keep engines from melting at high temperatures:** Yittrium prices have surged 69x in the past year, with President Trump expected to push for more rare earth exports from China at his upcoming meeting with Chinese counterpart Xi. * **Pentagon reviewing defense contractors' use of AI models:** Axios reports the Department of Defense reached out to **Boeing** (BA +0.53%) and **Lockheed Martin** (LMT +0.89%) to ask about the use of Anthropic, with some concerns it could be branded as a supply chain risk. 4. Next Up: Post-Market _Stock Advisor_ Results ----------------------------------------------- * **Zscaler** (ZS +1.57%) is expected to post revenue gains of 23.3% versus the same period last year, backing up a similar jump from last quarter, as demand for AI security services continues to increase. * **Autodesk** (ADSK +0.09%) investors will be watching for signs of demand for design and construction software. Talking after the last set of results, TMF chief investment officer Andy Cross described the company as having "healthy demand, positive momentum, solid AI investments (and) normalizing growth rates for 2026." * **Rocket Lab** (RKLB +3.27%) is expected to deliver a further jump in revenue, with a focus on any updates about the Neutron launch schedule. The Foundational Stock – recommended by Team Hidden Gems in _Stock Advisor_ – is beating the S&P 500 by 50% since the August 2025 recommendation. 5. Your Take ------------ Many Fools have previously mentioned how having a great customer experience with _Rule Breakers_ recommendation **Warby Parker** (WRBY 5.23%) – which reports this morning – then led to them researching the company as a potential investment. **Name an example when a company has secured your trust as a consumer (and, as a consequence, as an investor).** Share with friends and family, or become a member to hear what your fellow Fools are saying!
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