Salesforce’s (CRM) delivered a strong FQ3 showing on Wednesday, but that was not enough to stave off the bears with the shares falling 10.5% over the past two trading sessions. In the October quarter, the software giant saw revenue rise by 14.3% year-over-year to $7.84 billion, beating analyst expectations by $10 million. Of that haul, subscription and support revenue reached $7.23 billion (vs. the Street at $7.25 billion) while services at $604 million easily trumped consensus ($577.8 million). There was a conclusive beat on the bottom-line, as adj. EPS of $1.40 came in some distance above Wall Street’s $1.22 forecast.
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