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Adobe CEO Shantanu Narayen will transition from the CEO role after a successor is named.
Narayen will stay on as Chair of the Board to support the next CEO during the transition.
Adobe describes the move as a continued commitment to Adobe’s future during the AI era.
The transition aims to ensure smooth leadership and ongoing FY26 priorities.
Narayen highlighted Adobe’s growth, from 3,000 to over 30,000 employees, under his leadership.
Narayen tied Adobe’s mission to AI-powered creativity and new workflows.
Narayen expressed pride in Adobe’s people and the company’s customer focus.
Narayen announced he would discuss quarterly results at an upcoming employee meeting.
Adobe emphasized continuity by keeping Narayen connected as Chair during the transition.

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Adobe says Narayen will step down as CEO after a successor is named, with he remaining as chair.
Narayen has led Adobe since 2007 and steered the shift to Creative Cloud and AI initiatives.
The board praised Narayen for transforming Adobe over the past 18 years and preparing for a new era.
Adobe reported strong quarterly results alongside the leadership transition.
Analysts and investors have weighed AI disruption as Adobe’s stock adjusts this year.
Narayen will stay on the board to support the next Adobe CEO, per his memo.
The bid to acquire Figma was called off with a $1 billion breakup fee after regulatory pushback.
Narayen will chair the board after stepping down as CEO.
Adobe highlighted AI-first products as a key focus for future growth.
The Verge reports Narayen's comments on AI and the next era of creativity.

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Adobe stock fell about 8% in pre-market trading after the CEO departure was announced.
Narayen will remain as CEO until a successor is named and stay on as chair to support the transition.
The departure comes as Adobe posted solid first-quarter earnings and guided cautiously for the next quarter.
Analysts note AI-driven growth remains a key driver for Adobe's business model.
The AI competition adds risk as rivals launch new tools that could erode Adobe's moat.
Narayen’s exit follows an 18-year tenure as Adobe's CEO, with him remaining as chair during the transition.
Adobe's stock has fallen roughly 65% from its all-time closing high amid a broader slump.
Investors will assess whether the AI pivot can sustain Adobe’s growth post-Narayen.
Market expects constructive guidance as Adobe navigates leadership change and AI strategy.
Adobe remains at the center of the AI versus incumbents debate in enterprise software.

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Ulta Beauty fell about 8% after reporting fourth-quarter earnings of $8.01 per share, missing the consensus on earnings.
Adobe fell nearly 7% after CEO Shantanu Narayen said he would step down once a successor is named.
Lennar declined about 2% after posting a second straight quarterly earnings miss.
Rubrik rose about 2% after posting fourth-quarter results above expectations.
SentinelOne fell about 3% after guiding to weaker first-quarter adjusted earnings.
Insulet recalled Omnipod 5 pods due to tubing tears affecting insulin dosage, with several hospitalizations reported.
CNBC credited Darla Mercado, Christina Cheddar Berk and Lisa Kailai Han for contributing reporting.

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Adobe shares fell after the company said CEO Shantanu Narayen will step down once a successor is named, with Narayen remaining as chair.
The news dominated first-quarter results, with the company reporting earnings and revenue trends that investors weighed against the leadership change.
Ulta Beauty stock dropped about 12% after reporting weak fourth-quarter earnings, contributing to market volatility around consumer names.
Insulet recalled Omnipod 5 pods, sending its shares lower as the company disclosed potential dosage issues.
Klarna stock jumped more than 10% after board chair Michael Moritz bought about $50 million of its shares.
Intrepid Potash and other fertilizer names pulled back as Hormuz disruptions feed expectations for higher input costs.
Nio rose about 5% on HSBC upgrade citing improving profitability and new model launches.
EverCommerce fell nearly 16% after soft first-quarter guidance and revenue guidance.
Adobe’s leadership shakeup followed a quarterly report that still beat on earnings and revenue expectations.
The session included notable moves in Omnipods, Klarna, and AdaptHealth amid broader market shifts.

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