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salesforce has given you an 18% gain since we last spoke to marc benioff., valued at 1,078 since benioff came on the show in the dark days of 2008 and told us everything for fine. salesforce.com has been a terrific winner for years and year. revenue came in an astounding amount higher, up 37% year over year, plus the company gave you up side revenue guidance for the next quarter and raised it's forecast for the next fiscal year. if this is down tomorrow, it could be a terrific deal. let's talk to mr. benioff and hear more about the quarter and prospect. welcome back to "mad money." >> real good. how you doing? >> real good. you did $1.15 billion this quarter. it's a pretty quick run rate. >> it was a phenomenal quarter. you know that. you were at ordream force conference. we're forecasting 1.15 billion. >> you have to be making some very big deals globally. >> we had a huge number of large deals with companies like maersk and others. i'm excited about our new salesforce one platform. it's brought all of our customers into this age that we've been talking ab
salesforce has given you an 18% gain since we last spoke to marc benioff., valued at 1,078 since benioff came on the show in the dark days of 2008 and told us everything for fine. salesforce.com has been a terrific winner for years and year. revenue came in an astounding amount higher, up 37% year over year, plus the company gave you up side revenue guidance for the next quarter and raised it's forecast for the next fiscal year. if this is down tomorrow, it could be a terrific deal. let's talk...
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marc benioff, look at what he has been able to accomplish at salesforce.tion is very important. having a big vision of where things are going to go. think of what steve jobs had an apple or jeff bezos is doing at amazon. ceohe end of the day, every both historically and going forward, they just have to work hard. 100 hour work weeks are probably the most famous. most different about the ceo of the next generation? think the world is going social. the consumer experience has changed so much, you have to be much more visionary about where things are going. you have to be more in tune with how fast everything is moving and growing and evolving. and the way he runs his enterprises in a social way, mark many off with the s of people whole get it. balance that with having a great business? --having a great business vision without great numbers is not that's gullible. if you don't make money, you have to grow share and revenue. you have a great vision and no execution and that is not appealing. >> we talked about how easy it is to start your own business. it is e
marc benioff, look at what he has been able to accomplish at salesforce.tion is very important. having a big vision of where things are going to go. think of what steve jobs had an apple or jeff bezos is doing at amazon. ceohe end of the day, every both historically and going forward, they just have to work hard. 100 hour work weeks are probably the most famous. most different about the ceo of the next generation? think the world is going social. the consumer experience has changed so much, you...
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sales force chairman and ceo marc benioff is going to be on jim cramer's show at 6:00 p.m.. and then there's ross stores. out with fourth quarter results that matched wall street estimates. earnings guidance below what wall street was expecting. that stock down about 2.5% as well. then there's splunk. posted weaker than expected fourth quarter earnings, down about 4%. decent moves in the after market. back to you. >> thanks, dom. as mentioned, mylan an example of a company putting that money to work. not only have they completed a few acquisitions this past quarter, they plan to execute another this year. with us now in an exclusive interview is mylan ceo heather bresch. great to see you. what can you tell us about this transaction? how big are you talking? >> we've said we're not going to limit ourselves. we've set certain parameters out there, and most importantly it will be an accretive deal. we think there's a lot of interesting opportunities up there. we think we're well poised to act upon it. >> why is size so important in this space, in your business? >> you know, i
sales force chairman and ceo marc benioff is going to be on jim cramer's show at 6:00 p.m.. and then there's ross stores. out with fourth quarter results that matched wall street estimates. earnings guidance below what wall street was expecting. that stock down about 2.5% as well. then there's splunk. posted weaker than expected fourth quarter earnings, down about 4%. decent moves in the after market. back to you. >> thanks, dom. as mentioned, mylan an example of a company putting that...
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into the low 60s when we met the ceo at dream force, the festival of all things cloud, run by marc benioffich hit an all time high today. yelp has no fence for revenues in sight. if i were apple, if i were microsoft, i would buy them. twitter, on the other hand, while loved by me @jimcramer and so many other users has a $30 billion market cap. it must now grow into that market cap. i don't think that -- look, that's possible. definitely possible. because twitter is what's happening now as opposed to facebook, which is a memory book. but the engagements has to be made easier and the architecture less forbidding for it to get back on the growth path needed to take the stock back to where it was a short time ago. stick with cramer. for over 100 years, bp has been committed to providing energy for america. but this winter, it will come from a different source. we bring the energy to represent america. i have the energy to take on the world. it's an amazing feeling. this is our moment. bp is honored to support team usa, and committed to american energy, wherever it comes from. olet's say you pa
into the low 60s when we met the ceo at dream force, the festival of all things cloud, run by marc benioffich hit an all time high today. yelp has no fence for revenues in sight. if i were apple, if i were microsoft, i would buy them. twitter, on the other hand, while loved by me @jimcramer and so many other users has a $30 billion market cap. it must now grow into that market cap. i don't think that -- look, that's possible. definitely possible. because twitter is what's happening now as...