Salesforce, Dell, and Omnicom are leading examples of companies using strong free cash flow to return capital to shareholders through large stock buyback programs, a key factor in the VictoryShares Free Cash Flow ETF (VFLO). Salesforce reported $14.4 billion in free cash flow and authorized a $50 billion buyback, Dell returned $7.5 billion and increased dividends, while Omnicom launched a $5 billion buyback program. VFLO’s methodology focuses on companies with strong free cash flow and growth potential, making it a strategic choice for investors seeking durable growth and shareholder rewards through buybacks and dividends.
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman will attend the G7 summit in France this June, invited by President Emmanuel Macron as part of France's push to lead in AI development. Macron has actively courted tech leaders, securing a €45 billion AI infrastructure investmen...
Salesforce is considered deeply undervalued as current market valuations underestimate its long-term growth potential, especially in an AI-driven environment. The company showed strong growth in its Agentforce and Data 360 ARR segments, with a 26% in...
Salesforce (CRM) stock experienced a strong bullish breakout from a consolidation bottom, confirmed by high trading volume and a double bottom pattern. The stock reclaimed its 100-day moving average and broke above key resistance at $193.56, signalin...
Salesforce shares reached a key resistance level at $210, a price that previously acted as support in May 2024. This level now triggers selling pressure as investors who bought near $210 seek to exit breakeven positions, causing the stock rally to st...
Carahsoft Technology Corp. is hosting the Annual GovExperience Summit on June 2, 2026, in Reston, Virginia, focusing on improving government service delivery and customer experience through emerging technologies. The event gathers leaders from federa...
