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Superhuman, the AI productivity company formerly called Grammarly, agreed to buy Fathom and will build its meeting-notes technology into its email, calendar, document and database apps and agents. Terms were not disclosed.
Salesforce has closed its purchase of Fin, the AI customer service agent company formerly called Intercom. Fin, which serves more than 30,000 companies, joins Salesforce AI Labs and will keep selling to existing customers alongside Agentforce.
Logistics software vendor Descartes Systems Group reported fiscal Q2 2027 revenue of $201.1M, up 12%, with net income up 32% to $50.0M.
AI inference provider Baseten, valued at $13B in June, acquired Blaxel, which builds microVM sandboxes and storage for AI agents, as it moves to run agents, inference and training on one platform.
Sequen AI, which sells a real-time ranking and relevance platform to enterprises, raised a $90M Series B led by Prysm Capital, giving it a $1.44B valuation.
Adobe's fiscal Q3 revenue rose 13% to a record $6.76B and the company lifted its full-year revenue and EPS targets, though its Q4 revenue outlook sat slightly below analyst consensus.
Fleet and physical-operations software vendor Motive secured more than $1.3B in growth financing from General Catalyst's Customer Value Fund and withdrew the S-1 it filed in December 2025.
Oracle's fiscal Q1 2027 revenue grew 30% to $19.3B, with OCI revenue up 121% to $7.4B and remaining performance obligations reaching $664B.
Bending Spoons signed a deal to acquire visual collaboration vendor Miro in an all-cash transaction at a $1.355B enterprise value, its second large software purchase within weeks of closing Airtable.
Identity security vendor SailPoint reported fiscal Q2 2027 revenue of $308.8M and raised its full-year ARR outlook, while its net loss widened to $50.4M on higher operating expenses.
Navan's fiscal Q2 2027 revenue rose 35% to $233M and it raised its full-year revenue outlook to $927M to $933M, but its shares fell sharply the next day.
Navan acquired BoomPop, an AI platform for planning corporate meetings and events, and will rebrand it as Navan Events, extending Navan beyond travel and expense into a market led by vendors such as Cvent.