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Salesforce unveils Claudeforce plugin integrating Anthropic’s Claude

Salesforce’s stock surged 46% in the third quarter as investors bet on AI’s role in enterprise growth. The company introduced Claudeforce, a plugin that lets customers use Anthropic’s Claude to access Salesforce data and automate tasks like drafting emails or updating records. Salesforce also reported strong earnings and used its lower share price to buy back stock.

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  • Salesforce stock rose **46%** in Q3 as it launched Claudeforce, integrating Anthropic’s Claude for data tasks
  • Microsoft (+37%), Workday (+55%), and Veeva (+60%) led software sector gains amid easing AI disruption fears
  • Cramer warns Fed rate hikes could pressure stocks like Home Depot ahead of earnings season

Jim Cramer of CNBC called the software sector’s rebound the quarter’s defining trend, with Microsoft (+37%), Workday (+55%), and Veeva (+60%) leading gains. Cybersecurity firm CrowdStrike (+39%) also rose as AI-driven threats spurred demand for protection. Meanwhile, Corning (-39%) and Caterpillar (-24%) cooled after strong runs, though Cramer framed their declines as profit-taking. The Fed’s interest rate hike remains a concern for rate-sensitive stocks.

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Software roared back last quarter. Cramer says these stocks can keep climbing

CNBC Technology · 1 October 2026

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