Good morning, Hubsters! Rafael Canton here with the US edition of the Wire from the New York newsroom. Let’s survey the technology sector in this edition of the Wire. We’ll begin with an exit. Permira ...

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Amit, who most recently served as Informatica's President of Products and Marketing, has been an integral member of Informatica's leadership team since joining the Company in 2013. During this time, ...

Informatica's launch of a cloud service under the new brand Cloud Lakehouse is more than a name change from its previous cloud service. "Lakehouse" introduces a new pricing model for Informatica's ...

Informatica (INFA) shares have mostly treaded water over the past week, shifting less than 1%. While there is no single event driving the stock right now, some investors are keeping an eye on recent ...

(1) Total number of customers that spend more than $1 million in Subscription Annual Recurring Revenue. (2) Total number of customers that spend more than $100,000 in Subscription Annual Recurring ...

When did you first recognize data as a vital asset to your company or begin emphasizing data quality? Throughout my career in technology, I have consistently been reminded of the significance of data ...

(Reuters) - Business software maker Informatica Corp said it would be bought for about $5.3 billion by private equity firms Permira Funds and Canada Pension Plan Investment Board (CPPIB), in the ...

Today, Informatica is going public, once again. The company, which went private in a $5.3 billion deal back in 2015, expects to raise $841 million on this round. Informatica's emergence from private ...

Informatica filed to go public late last week, some six years after it was taken private by two private equity teams for $5.3 billion. The data-focused company used its passage through the private ...

Back in 2010 there was a round of widespread speculation that Oracle was about to snap up Informatica, but—like so many such rumors—it never came to pass. Now, Informatica is getting purchased by ...