Adobe Stock News

With the stock market at new all-time highs, investors may be a bit wary of buying stocks right now. While there are a few stocks that I'd agree probably aren't the best buys right now, there are others that look like excellent investments.

Adobe's Q2 2025 results exceeded expectations, with strong revenue and profit growth driven by Digital Media and AI integration. The company raised full-year guidance, reflecting confidence in continued growth, especially in its Digital Media segment. Despite lowered free cash flow growth expectations, ADBE's valuation now offers 22% upside potential for next year, supported by sector multiple ...

While "undervalued" and "overlooked" are two adjectives that aren't often used to describe AI stocks (they're normally the opposite), there are plenty of stocks that can take on this moniker. Many times, these are companies that investors assume will be disrupted by the AI arms race but are leaders in their respective fields.

Online spending is expected to surge to $23.8 billion across U.S. retailers during a 96-hour Amazon Prime Day event this week, according to an Adobe Analytics forecast released on Monday, as shoppers seek strong discounts on back-to-school gear ranging from apparel to electronics.

Artificial intelligence (AI) is reshaping the software-as-as-service (SaaS) landscape, but five companies stand out as clear leaders: Palantir Technologies (PLTR 1.70%), GitLab (GTLB 2.73%), Salesforce (CRM 1.14%), ServiceNow (NOW 3.64%), and Adobe (ADBE 0.31%). Each is using AI in a different way, but all are seeing solid traction with their AI offerings.

Rothschild & Co Redburn downgraded Adobe stock to Sell from Neutral in a research note Wednesday.

Software maker Adobe was on the receiving end of a downgrade to sell, with the analyst arguing generative artificial intelligence is eroding the company's moat.

Design software company Figma has filed for a stock market listing in the United States, less than a year after its proposed $20bn sale to Adobe Inc (NASDAQ:ADBE) was blocked by UK competition regulators. The San Francisco-based group reported first-quarter revenue of $228.2 million, up 46% on the year, and net income of $44.9 million.