C3.ai Stock Is Down 21% in 2026. Should You Buy the Dip, or Run for the Hills?
Summary
C3.ai is under pressure after its revenue decline and widening losses in fiscal 2026. Thomas Siebel has returned to the CEO role after stepping down last year for health reasons. The company has also cut roughly 35% of its workforce as it tries to stabilize costs and rebuild growth. The article argues that the stock looks cheaper on the surface, but the shrinking revenue base makes it a risky bet for investors. C3.ai remains an enterprise AI software vendor, so the story is relevant to the software market even though it is framed as an investment analysis.
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