Financial software company Intuit forecasts decelerating revenue growth and announces new initiatives aimed at acquiring additional users for its flagship TurboTax product.

TurboTax maker Intuit is highlighted as a leading example among three cheap, dividend-paying tech stocks that show potential for significant upside, with forecasts of up to 151% growth.

Software giant Intuit has seen a significant stock decline, making it the S&P 500's worst performer this year, due to concerns that AI-powered tax services could challenge its TurboTax product.

Intuit's shares tumbled following a weaker outlook for its TurboTax product, despite the company providing stronger overall earnings guidance.

Jefferies reports a strong revenue outlook for Intuit's (INTU) TurboTax product.

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Wells Fargo analysts have reduced their stock price forecasts for both companies, citing concerns over slowing tax software growth and weakening footwear sales respectively.

SGA has reportedly sold its holdings in Intuit (INTU) as concerns grew over the deepening weakness observed in the performance of Intuit's key products, TurboTax and Mailchimp.

Investment analysts are highlighting TurboTax-maker Intuit and two other technology stocks as undervalued opportunities that offer dividends, positioning them as attractive options for investors looking to capitalize on the artificial intelligence boom.

The potential for Intuit Inc. (INTU) stock to increase tenfold by 2030 is being assessed, considering the company's ongoing restructuring efforts and challenges related to TurboTax.

Intuit has revised down its annual revenue forecast for TurboTax and plans to cut 17% of its workforce.

A recent TurboTax survey has identified the top three ways Americans intend to utilize their tax refunds this year, offering insights into consumer spending habits.

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Rising costs have driven cost-conscious users away from TurboTax, leading to a noticeable decline in Intuit's share value amid growing consumer pushback against subscription pricing models.

An investment fund has divested from Intuit (INTU) due to concerns that artificial intelligence could disrupt the competitive advantage of its TurboTax product.

Goldman Sachs has downgraded Intuit to a 'Sell' rating, forecasting that AI technology could significantly reduce TurboTax revenue by 2030.

Intuit's shares experienced a drop despite the company reporting a Q3 beat, with the decline attributed to weakness in TurboTax and a recent workforce reduction.

Intuit, the parent company of TurboTax, has announced significant job cuts ahead of its upcoming earnings report.

Deutsche Bank has reaffirmed its 'Buy' rating on Intuit (INTU) following insights gained from a recent TurboTax survey.

A US court has thrown out a Federal Trade Commission (FTC) order that directed Intuit to cease its allegedly deceptive advertising practices for TurboTax.

Intuit TurboTax, which has invested in AI for nearly a decade, plans to expand its physical store presence by 2026, leveraging AI for efficiency and customer matching.