Software stocks just suffered their worst relative selloff on record, but Goldman Sachs says investor fear around artificial ...

Software stocks are experiencing a harsh sell-off as investors fear the artificial intelligence (AI) trade is reaching a fever pitch.

There's still opportunity in software despite the fears about artificial intelligence, according to Morgan Stanley analysts.

Intuit and other software leaders have suffered sharp re-ratings. Read why I focus on companies with durable business models ...

Shares of technology companies fell as the software sub-sector continued to struggle. Software companies are under pressure because of fears that "AI will cannibalize legacy business models," said ...

Such has been the sentiment around these software stocks that brokerage firm Jefferies has gone on to call it the "SaaSpocalypse". Jefferies has called the trading activity around these stocks a "get ...

By Shashwat Chauhan Jan 29 (Reuters) - U.S. software stocks fell on Thursday after SAP's underwhelming cloud outlook and a post-earnings slide in ServiceNow deepened concerns that traditional ...

The new year was supposed to bring opportunities for beaten-down software stocks. Instead, the group is off to its worst start in years. All told, a group of software-as-a-service stocks tracked by ...

The software sector is lagging artificial intelligence stocks by an ever-widening margin, even as the AI trade has cooled. Morningstar senior equity research analyst Dan Romanoff attributes the steep ...

From Legalzoom.com and Expedia to Ares and Apollo, shares of companies that sell or invest in software fell sharply on Tuesday.

Investors are worried about the impact of AI.