Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff credits his 1996-97 trip to India and meeting Mata Amritanandamayi in Kerala as pivotal in shaping his vision for the company. He recalls discussing his new technology ...

The couple gave more than US$250 million in aid to the state of Hawaii, and have given hundreds of millions to other causes; ...

We want a personal assistant who can go and do all of these things for us.” — Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff Benioff mentioned a scene from Minority Report where customers walk into a futuristic ...

True economic growth is an effect of the work not required of humans. SalesForce founder Marc Benioff explained all of this so well in a recent opinion piece for the Wall Street Journal.

We’re going to chat with Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff to get his thoughts—coming ... appliances—everything you need for a house—with much greater customer intimacy. We’ve worked with ...

True economic growth is an effect of the work not required of humans. SalesForce founder Marc Benioff explained all of this so well in a recent opinion piece for the Wall Street Journal.

Benioff's posts went beyond simply showcasing the robot. He also shared clips of renowned AI expert Kai-Fu Lee, emphasising Lee’s insights on the value of data in the AI landscape. According to ...

Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff has long credited a spiritual journey to India as pivotal in the founding of his $248 billion company. In a recent conversation with The Economic Times, Benioff shared ...