Andrew Pollack

C3.ai Inc. released preliminary first-quarter revenue that fell far short of analysts’ estimates and restructured its sales management team. The shares fell about 10% in extended trading.

Days before an April 5 deadline for TikTok to find a buyer or get shut out of its biggest market, the list of potential outcomes for the video app got a lot longer.

Microchip Technology Inc., a maker of chips for cars, consumer devices and other products, said it would close a plant in Tempe, Arizona, affecting about 500 employees.

Microsoft Corp. raised its quarterly dividend 10% and unveiled a new $60 billion stock-buyback program, matching the size of a repurchase plan three years ago. The company’s shares gained as much as 2.4%.

Super Micro Computer Inc. said that it won’t file its annual financial report while a special board committee reviews internal controls, confirming a statement earlier this week that sent the shares on their worst drop in almost six years.

Microsoft Corp., facing scrutiny over the security of its products, is withdrawing a new artificial intelligence feature of its Windows software for new personal computers from broad release and instead will test it with a smaller group.

Databricks Inc., a closely held software company, agreed to acquire startup Tabular as part of an effort to broaden its capabilities and help customers take advantage of artificial intelligence.

Twilio Inc., a software company that has been challenged by activist investors, is asking shareholders to change its board director terms to one year from three beginning in 2025.

German food delivery group Delivery Hero SE said negotiations to sell part of its Foodpanda business in some markets in Southeast Asia have failed after it couldn’t reach a final agreement on deal terms.

SAP SE shares jumped the most in more than three years after the German software company said it’s planning a restructuring that will affect about 8,000 jobs and increase its focus on artificial intelligence. The company projected that operating profit would rise to roughly €10 billion ($10.9 billion) next year as result.