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Finance: ServiceNow's stock fell 14% due to a decline in subscription revenue attributed to the impact of the Iran war.

Apr 22, 2026 - 17:20
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Finance: ServiceNow's stock fell 14% due to a decline in subscription revenue attributed to the impact of the Iran war.
Exciting news! The software company surpassed earnings and revenue forecasts, driven by its growing artificial intelligence portfolio. The future looks bright as AI innovations continue to propel success! 🚀 #TechNews #AI #EarningsReport

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