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The latest rumor circulating around Salesforce is that the company is interested in buying Slack. This speculation is based on a January 7 Business Insider story that claims RBC Capital Markets has been in talks with Salesforce. That story is based on speculation from other sources, including people at RBC. There are other rumors floating around as well. Read on to find out more about these rumors and whether or not they are true.
Google is about to make a big move
A massive strategic partnership between Google and Salesforce has been announced. The companies plan to use the Google Cloud Platform infrastructure and Salesforce CRM to expand internationally. The two companies have been considering a merger for some time. The deal is also a win for Salesforce, which already has an international client base. Both companies have been battling AWS for the top spot in the cloud market. However, Google's move into Salesforce will be significant for both companies.
Salesforce is a buyer for Slack
In a move that could revolutionize the way businesses communicate, Salesforce is acquiring Slack for $27 billion. The deal could also lead to the creation of a new operating system known as Salesforce Customer 360. Microsoft Teams and Slack are competing for business users. In addition to chat services, Salesforce also provides automation tools and videoconferencing hosting. But there are some concerns about the deal. Here are three that should be addressed before it closes.
Coupa could be an attractive acquisition
Currently, Coupa is a software company that helps large organizations track their money and resources. Its SaaS products manage purchasing, invoices, inventory, and tracking software systems. They also offer solutions for financial compliance, mobile productivity, and inventory management. Salesforce has previously acquired NetSuite and Oracle. The acquisition of Coupa could further improve the platform's capabilities in these areas. If Salesforce were to buy Coupa, it would become one of the biggest acquisitions in recent years.
Twitter is subject of merger rumors
The latest rumor has the social network, Twitter, threatening to sue its founder Elon Musk for violating their merger agreement. The tweet-sharing company said it would take legal action against Musk and seek to compel the deal's consummation. The company said it plans to hold a shareholder vote on the deal in mid-August and hopes to close it soon afterward. Musk, meanwhile, said he will appeal the decision.
Veeva could be an acquisition target
Veeva is building an Industry Cloud for the global life sciences industry. In addition to a CRM suite, Veeva also provides content management, data management, and AI-powered analytics. Salesforce has long aimed to become the market leader in these vertical markets, but the company has been up against stiff competition. Salesforce is also focusing on vertical markets and must look for bigger growth prospects in order to succeed. While Veeva may be the next acquisition target for Salesforce, it remains unclear whether the company will pursue a merger or acquisition.
Google is about to make a big move
A massive strategic partnership between Google and Salesforce has been announced. The companies plan to use the Google Cloud Platform infrastructure and Salesforce CRM to expand internationally. The two companies have been considering a merger for some time. The deal is also a win for Salesforce, which already has an international client base. Both companies have been battling AWS for the top spot in the cloud market. However, Google's move into Salesforce will be significant for both companies.
Salesforce is a buyer for Slack
In a move that could revolutionize the way businesses communicate, Salesforce is acquiring Slack for $27 billion. The deal could also lead to the creation of a new operating system known as Salesforce Customer 360. Microsoft Teams and Slack are competing for business users. In addition to chat services, Salesforce also provides automation tools and videoconferencing hosting. But there are some concerns about the deal. Here are three that should be addressed before it closes.
Coupa could be an attractive acquisition
Currently, Coupa is a software company that helps large organizations track their money and resources. Its SaaS products manage purchasing, invoices, inventory, and tracking software systems. They also offer solutions for financial compliance, mobile productivity, and inventory management. Salesforce has previously acquired NetSuite and Oracle. The acquisition of Coupa could further improve the platform's capabilities in these areas. If Salesforce were to buy Coupa, it would become one of the biggest acquisitions in recent years.
Twitter is subject of merger rumors
The latest rumor has the social network, Twitter, threatening to sue its founder Elon Musk for violating their merger agreement. The tweet-sharing company said it would take legal action against Musk and seek to compel the deal's consummation. The company said it plans to hold a shareholder vote on the deal in mid-August and hopes to close it soon afterward. Musk, meanwhile, said he will appeal the decision.
Veeva could be an acquisition target
Veeva is building an Industry Cloud for the global life sciences industry. In addition to a CRM suite, Veeva also provides content management, data management, and AI-powered analytics. Salesforce has long aimed to become the market leader in these vertical markets, but the company has been up against stiff competition. Salesforce is also focusing on vertical markets and must look for bigger growth prospects in order to succeed. While Veeva may be the next acquisition target for Salesforce, it remains unclear whether the company will pursue a merger or acquisition.
