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 SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - s/AP) — Salesforce.com Inc., which makes software applications to manage customer information for sales, marketing and customer support, said Wednesday its income in the latest quarter rose 66 percent, boosted by an increase in paying subscribers.
However, the San Francisco-based company's fiscal 2007 revenue outlook and first-quarter guidance fell below analysts' expectations.
Salesforce shares slipped 1.5 percent in after-hours trading Wednesday from their closing price of $34.40.
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