Snowflake Shares Slide to Yearly Low Amid AI Fears and Legal Headwinds

58 articles · Updated · Reuters · Apr 9

Snowflake shares fell nearly 12% to a new 52-week low amid a sharp sell-off in the software sector.
The decline was driven by mounting fears of AI-driven disruption, legal challenges from securities class actions, and reports of customer data-theft incidents.
Despite strong revenue growth and ongoing AI initiatives, analysts remain divided on valuation, and legal and competitive pressures continue to weigh on investor sentiment.

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