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Adobe Inc. exposed the data of 7.5 million of its creative-software customers, in the latest example of a company leaving consumer information visible on the internet.October 28
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The firm provides cloud-based, artificial intelligence-powered marketing software for companies including PepsiCo, Ticketmaster, Unilever and Foursquare.July 17
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The software maker has been quietly undertaking a project to help corporate customers automate their marketing efforts, part of an accelerated push into artificial intelligence.April 2
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The firm is raising prices on popular software like Photoshop next month. Analysts said that helped subscription sales as customers looked to lock in lower rates.March 16
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Despite the firm's decades-long grip on creative industries, venture capitalists are betting they can help startups outmaneuver the behemoth and grab slices of the multibillion-dollar software market.February 2
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The company announced new services that will use the reams of data in vehicles tied to advancements in voice capabilities, infotainment applications and, eventually, self-driving cars.September 13
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The company will stop updating the online tool, a separate plug-in that improves graphically intensive activities for web surfers.July 27
