GitLab (NASDAQ: GTLB), an alternative to Microsoft-owned GitHub, has had a rough time as a publicly traded company. The DevSecOps platform provider, used by developers and companies to develop and ...

Unsurprisingly, GitLab (NASDAQ: GTLB) posted a solid quarter and guided the market higher. The company has been gaining traction, and results from MongoDB (NASDAQ: MDB) foreshadowed the news. MongoDB ...

Investors have turned sharply bearish on GitLab recently.

The stock has been crushed over the past year.

GitLab (GTLB) is in focus after reporting fourth quarter and full year results, issuing fresh revenue guidance for fiscal 2027, and unveiling a new US$400 million share repurchase program that has ...

The cybersecurity DevSecOps platform operator continues to see strong revenue growth and surging profitability. The sell-off looks like an overreaction. For those unfamiliar with GitLab, it operates a ...

Following GitLab's latest earnings report, Alphabet went shopping for GitLab stock. Alphabet is still a small owner of GitLab, but it could easily acquire the rest of the business. As the battle for ...

For fiscal 2024 (Jan.), GitLab's latest revenue outlook of $555 million to $557 million represents growth of 31%. (Photo Illustration by Pavlo Gonchar/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images) GitLab ...

Live Updates Earnings Call is Over - Shares Are Now Down 9% Mar 3, 2026 at 6:11 PM EST Well, what is there to say? GitLab has been one of the worst stocks in the market recently. That hasn’t ...

GitLab is undervalued amid AI disruption fears, but its security and reliability focus position it to benefit from rising AI-generated code. GTLB's new hybrid pricing model and operational leverage ...

GitLab, a growth company, faces high operational costs and no clear indication if these costs are slowing down. Their stock-based compensation is quite high as a percent of revenues and funding growth ...

GitLab’s modeled fair value has been reset from US$51.15 to US$34.56, a sharp cut that reframes what some analysts see as a more measured outlook for the stock. That shift sits against a backdrop of ...