Ed Ludlow

There were some data points in the earnings themselves, customer behaviors, for example, particularly about images, things like that.

What did you learn about the AI story for Adobe?

We said at the start of the segment, so we should probably go back to it, that actually earnings were okay.

If you can move past the news that the CEO of the last two decades is moving on, what did the numbers say about the business?

Bloomberg's Brodie Ford all across the software space.

Thank you very much.

Another news item, a jury in Los Angeles will soon decide the outcome of the high-stakes social media trial and the claims that sites like Instagram and YouTube are dangerously addictive to young people.

Final arguments just concluded after roughly four weeks of testimony from medical experts, a whistleblower, and Mark Zuckerberg himself.

The jury of seven women and five men is set to begin deliberations today.

Now coming up, Ramp CEO Eric Gleiman joins us to discuss the company's latest acquisition and an expansion into Europe.

That conversation is coming up next.

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FinTech startup Ramp is acquiring European payments platform, Billhop.

The deal will help Ramp expand its footprint in large part because Billhop is licensed in the UK and Sweden.