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Tech Stocks Including Oracle and Adobe Rise on Day of Gains Amid Yearly Declines

Oracle's stock surged 11% on the day of the article, marking its best day since September. Adobe's stock jumped about 6%, while Salesforce rallied 5%. Several companies have cut employees to fuel AI projects in recent months.

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Daily Stock Movements Oracle's stock surged 11% on the day of the article.

Adobe's stock jumped about 6% on the day of the article. Salesforce's stock rallied 5% on the day of the article. ServiceNow's stock rallied more than 7% on the day of the article. HubSpot's stock rallied more than 7% on the day of the article.

Workday's stock rallied more than 7% on the day of the article. CrowdStrike's stock added more than 6% on the day of the article. Tenable's stock added more than 6% on the day of the article. SentinelOne's stock added more than 6% on the day of the article.

Oracle's Performance Oracle's stock headed for its best day since September on the day of the article.

The surge represented an 11% increase for the day.

Yearly Declines Atlassian's shares are down more than 60% this year.

HubSpot has shed nearly half its market value this year. Oracle has lost more than a fifth of its value this year. ServiceNow has plummeted more than 40% this year.

Employee Cuts for AI Several companies, including Atlassian, have cut employees to fuel AI projects in recent months.

Story Timeline

3 events
  1. 2026-04-13

    Oracle's stock surged 11%, Adobe jumped 6%, Salesforce rallied 5%, ServiceNow, HubSpot, Workday rallied over 7%, CrowdStrike, Tenable, SentinelOne added over 6%.

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  2. 2026 (year to date)

    Atlassian's shares down more than 60%, HubSpot shed nearly half market value, Oracle lost more than a fifth, ServiceNow plummeted more than 40%.

    1 sourcecnbc.com
  3. Recent months

    Several companies including Atlassian cut employees to fuel AI projects.

    1 sourcecnbc.com

Potential Impact

  1. 01

    Shift in market value for HubSpot and Oracle due to ongoing yearly losses.

  2. 02

    Volatility in stock values for software and cybersecurity sectors amid yearly declines.

  3. 03

    Increased investor interest in AI-focused tech firms following daily gains.

  4. 04

    Potential further employee reductions in companies like Atlassian to prioritize AI.

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Word count195 words
PublishedApr 13, 2026, 5:58 PM
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