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An operating expense is an expense a business incurs through its normal business operations. Often abbreviated as OPEX.

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Shares outstanding refer to a company's stock currently held by all its shareholders, including share blocks held by institutional investors and restricted shares owned by the company's officers and insiders.

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Also known as Price/Sales Ratio. Calculated using Average market cap for the quarter / Annualized quarterly revenue.

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Zoom Video

Zoom Video Communications, Inc. engages in the provision of video-first communications platform. The firm offers meetings, chat, rooms and workspaces, phone systems, video webinars, marketplace, and developer platform products. It serves the education, finance, government, and healthcare industries. Its platform helps people to connect through voice, chat, content sharing, and face-to-face video experiences. The company was founded by Eric S. Yuan in 2011 and is headquartered in San Jose, CA.

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Zoom reports robust Q1 performance, eyes AI monetization and enterprise growth

Zoom's Q1 performance reflects strong financials, strategic investments in AI, and a focus on customer-centric solutions. While facing challenges related to sales reorganization and potential revenue deceleration, the company is well-positioned to capitalize on opportunities in AI monetization, hybrid work support, and enterprise growth reacceleration.

Zoom reports strong Q2 earnings and focuses on AI innovations and Contact Center growth opportunities

Zoom's Q2 earnings call highlighted strong financial performance, a focus on AI-driven innovations, and raised guidance for future revenue and operating income. While facing challenges related to stabilizing churn rates and establishing its Contact Center suite, Zoom has opportunities to capitalize on the growth potential of its innovative offerings and disruptive approach to AI monetization.

Zoom reports steady Q3 performance, faces challenges in deferred revenue

Zoom reported steady Q3 performance with strong cash flow and customer wins, but faces challenges related to declining deferred revenue and customer payment preferences. The company sees opportunities in enterprise expansion, international business performance, and potential contributions from new solutions for future growth.

Zoom Video reports robust earnings, eyes growth amid challenges

Zoom Video's FY23 and Q4 earnings call highlighted strong financial performance, strategic decisions to drive efficiency, and challenges related to revenue guidance and segment stabilization. The company's focus on innovation, customer relationships, and margin expansion sets a positive trajectory for future growth amidst economic uncertainties.

Zoom surpasses Q1 revenue expectations, eyes hybrid work solutions

Zoom's Q1 performance exceeded expectations, showcasing strong revenue and margin figures.
Strategic acquisitions, positive customer wins, and focus on innovation position Zoom for future success.
While facing challenges like sales reorganization impact, stabilization of segments, the company sees opportunities in hybrid work solutions and AI monetization.

Zoom Video (ZM) reports robust Q2 performance and eyes AI-driven growth

Zoom Video's Q2 FY '24 earnings call highlighted strong financial performance, customer wins, and strategic initiatives driving growth and innovation.
The company's focus on AI, Contact Center service, and customer value creation positions it well for future success despite market challenges.
Opportunities lie in leveraging AI for differentiation, expanding product offerings, and capturing market share in Enterprise and SMB segments, signaling a positive outlook for Zoom's growth trajectory.

Zoom reports strong Q3 earnings, eyes growth through innovations

Zoom's Q3 performance reflects solid financial results, with revenue growth, profitability, and strong cash flow generation.
While facing challenges like deferred revenue decline and retention stabilization, Zoom is well-positioned for future growth with raised revenue outlooks and strategic initiatives.
Opportunities lie in customer expansions, innovative partnerships, and workforce-related solutions, signaling a positive outlook for Zoom's future performance and market positioning.

Zoom reports solid Q4 earnings, eyes AI growth and M&A

Zoom's Q4 FY '24 earnings call highlighted strong financial performance, growth in enterprise revenue, and strategic initiatives in AI development and contact center expansion.
The company faces challenges in sustaining growth rates, effectively monetizing AI features, and navigating competitive dynamics in the contact center market.
However, Zoom's focus on product innovation, international expansion, and shareholder value creation positions it well to capitalize on opportunities in the evolving digital communication landscape.

Zoom Video reports revenue growth and AI momentum in Q1

Zoom Video's Q1 2025 performance showed revenue growth and strong enterprise revenue, with a slight dip in gross margin expected for Q2.
The company's focus on AI integration, longer billing terms, and new product offerings are driving momentum.
Challenges include customer transitions online and pricing strategy adjustments, while growth opportunities lie in Contact Center services and financial policy alignment.

Zoom Video exceeds Q2 revenue expectations, AI capabilities drive growth

Zoom Video's Q2 performance reflects strong revenue growth, margin expansion, and strategic wins in the Contact Center segment.
The company's focus on product enhancements and AI capabilities positions it well for future growth and innovation.
Despite potential challenges, Zoom's raised outlook underscores confidence in its ability to drive revenue and profitability.

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Zoom Video Communications, Inc. engages in the provision of a communications and collaboration platform. It operates through the following geographical segments: Americas, Asia Pacific, and Europe, Middle East, and Africa. The company was founded by Eric S. Yuan in 2011 and is headquartered in San Jose, CA.

From makeshift talk shows to the world’s first digital comedy club, a deep dive into the new frontier of getting immediate laughs amid physical distancing.
Usually, comedians only drop their mics for performative punctuation, an over-the-top marker that a joke cannot be topped.

Is this Zoom on? A club crawl through the brave new world of live comedy online

Zoom Video Communications Inc. (NASDAQ: ZM) has admitted that a blog post stating it had 300 million daily active users was wrong.

Zoom Corrects Blog Saying It Had 300 M Daily Active Users, Admits It Was Wrong

Increased competition is weighing on Zoom stock this week. Let's breakdown the news and identify how to profit.

How to Trade Zoom Stock After Its News-Driven Drop

(This story corrects headline and first paragraph in April 23 story after company clarifies it had mistakenly termed the 300 million as users instead of meeting participants)

Zoom participant numbers top 300 million despite growing ban list, shares hit record (April 23)

Zoom is not having a good month. As it scales to meet pandemic demand, it has been beset by security issues, which it has had to explain and fix.

Zoom retracts statement that it has 300M daily active users

This collaboration specialist corrects a statement.

Zoom Does Not Have 300 Million Daily Active Users

Zoom shares continued their two-day slide on Thursday after the company backtracked on a claim that it had 300 million users. The video-conferencing platform made the embarrassing admission in a quiet update to last week’s blog post where it had said that its user base has grown 50 percent to 300 million amid the coronavirus.

Zoom shares dip after admitting it doesn’t actually have 300 million users

The difference between daily active users and participants is that meeting participants can be counted more than once.

Zoom walks back claims it has 300 million daily active users

The company clarifies that it has 300 million daily meeting participants, which counts people for every meeting they attend.

Zoom doesn't actually have 300 million daily users

Oracle

Zoom's decision to go with Oracle's cloud was a surprise, until Google announced that it was giving away a competitive product and Microsoft showed huge growth in Teams

Zoom's choice of Oracle cloud looks smart after Microsoft and Google's aggressive moves in video

Zoom counted users who participated in multiple calls in a single day as separate users, artificially inflating its user base.
If there’s a single tech company that has benefitted more than others from the COVID-19 pandemic, it’s Zoom.

Zoom doesn’t really have 300 million users

DocuSign

Slack

Technology stocks focused on cloud-based collaboration and productivity have fared well this year, as the coronavirus pandemic has forced people to work and learn from home. Our indicative theme of five work and learn from home stocks – which includes Zoom, and Slack among others - has gained.

The Best Work From Home Stocks: Slack, Zoom Or DocuSign?

Zoom Video Communications Inc. ZM, -4.83% stock tumbled up to 7% Wednesday after Alphabet Inc.

Google makes Meet free for all users, sending Zoom shares down 7%

Shares of Zoom dropped as much as 7 percent Wednesday after Google announced that it will soon make its Meet video-conferencing service for businesses free for all users. Google’s move is a direct shot at Zoom, which has seen its user base soar 20-fold to more than 200 million during the coronavirus pandemic.

Zoom shares drop after Google makes its Meet video conferencing free

Amid the pandemic, the video chat upstarts have capitalized on a rare opportunity to beat Facebook, Google, and Microsoft.
There are a lot of ways to gauge the sudden success of video chat apps during the coronavirus pandemic.

Big Tech neglected video chat. Now, Zoom and Houseparty are thriving

Zoom Video Communications (NASDAQ: ZM) is using Oracle Corporation's (NYSE: ORCL) cloud computing services to meet the increased demand for its product, the company said Tuesday.

Zoom Uses Oracle's Cloud Computing Services To Handle Demand Surge During Pandemic

Facebook expands Messenger’s video calls to challenge Zoom, but will this new feature suffer the same fate as its other doomed clones of hot apps?

Zoom Video Communications Shouldn’t Lose Much Sleep Over Facebook

Here's a timeline of every security issue uncovered in the video chat app.

Zoom security issues: Zoom could be vulnerable to foreign surveillance, intel report says

Zoom said it tapped Oracle for its cloud needs because it stood out in its ability to meet all the demand the company has experienced.

Zoom Hires Oracle, Not Amazon or Microsoft, For Cloud Deal

Zoom Video Communications Inc. ZM, -4.62% announced Tuesday that it has chosen Oracle Corp.

Zoom picks Oracle as cloud-infrastructure partner

With the company growing in leaps and bounds, Zoom went shopping for a cloud infrastructure vendor to help it with its growing scale problem. In a surprising choice, the company went with Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.

In surprise choice, Zoom hitches wagon to Oracle for growing infrastructure needs

The Covid-19 pandemic has pushed many companies and schools to remote work, which allowed Zoom to emerge as a key player. The videoconferencing software company last week surpassed 300 million daily users, up from 200 million in just weeks.

Zoom taps Oracle for cloud deal, passing over Amazon, Microsoft

The feds are concerned that Zoom’s security flaws could make the popular videoconferencing platform vulnerable to foreign spies, a new report says. An intelligence analysis from the Department of Homeland Security found that Zoom’s explosive growth and its well known security problems make it a “target-rich environment” for government spy services and other hackers, ABC.

DHS reportedly concerned Zoom may be vulnerable to foreign spies

In terms of its stock price, and user satisfaction, Zoom has opened up a big lead over legacy players in the tech space trying to elbow into the videonetworking market. Now, it will have to fend off fussy corporate users and hackers to keep up its advantage.

Tech Giants Lag Behind Zoom In Video Chat Wars

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