Figma is upgraded to a buy as valuation compresses despite robust growth and a strong Q4/FY26 outlook. FIG’s net retention exceeds 130%, with large customer expansion and cross-sell momentum driving ...

Figma's fourth-quarter results and quarterly guidance surpassed consensus. The company will start enforcing monthly limits on artificial intelligence use in March. In this article Figma shares surged ...

In a move to stay ahead of the widespread investor concerns of artificial intelligence applications displacing creative design software, Figma (FIG) has partnered with Anthropic (ANTHRO), a leading AI ...

Wall Street analysts maintained mostly favorable ratings on the stock even as it fell. Investors fear that AI could disrupt software products like Figma. The stock is now down more than a third from ...

Figma acquired AI design start-up Weavy in 2025. Weavy combines AI and digital editing tools in a consolidated interface. Figma’s AI investments contributed to 38% year-over-year sales growth in the ...

Nov 21 (Reuters) - Design software company Figma (FIG.N), opens new tab was hit with a proposed class action in California federal court on Friday for allegedly misusing its customers' designs to ...

Figma Inc.’s artificial-intelligence strategy is paying off. On Wednesday, the design-software company posted third-quarter results that solidly beat Wall Street expectations for revenue and earnings.

Figma's revenue and revenue guidance both exceeded consensus. Some growth derived from adoption of Figma Make, which spits out app and website designs in response to a few words of human input, with ...

Design platform Figma said today that it has acquired AI-powered image and video generation company Weavy. The startup will join Figma under a new brand called Figma Weave. Figma said that 20 people ...

Figma’s MCP server now supports remote access and the Figma Make AI app builder. Figma’s MCP server now supports remote access and the Figma Make AI app builder. is a news writer focused on creative ...

But the announcements Figma made this week at its Config conference in San Francisco cover so much ground that my impulse was to interpret them as a massive, sprawling new attempt to take on . . .