IBM is close to a deal for cloud-software provider HashiCorp, the Wall
IBM (IBM) shares fell in extended-hours trading after the tech giant
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International Business Machines Corp. posted earnings that disappointed
International Business Machines Corp. posted earnings that disappointed
International Business Machines Corp. posted earnings that disappointed
International Business Machines Corp. posted earnings that disappointed
International Business Machines Corp. posted earnings that disappointed
International Business Machines Corp. posted earnings that disappointed investors as the company’s consulting unit continues to see weak demand. It also announced the acquisition of software firm HashiCorp Inc.
According to the Wall Street Journal, IBM (IBM) is reportedly in advanced stages of negotiations to acquire HashiCorp (HCP), a prominent cloud software provider. HashiCorp specializes in offering solutions that help companies manage their cloud infrastructure. Market Domination Co-Hosts Jared Blikre and Julie Hyman break down the details. For more expert insight and the latest market action, click here to watch this full episode of Market Domination. This post was written by Angel Smith
International Business Machines Corp. dropped about 9% in extended trading