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Get alerts for TYLTyler Technologies CEO Moore H. Lynn Jr. sold 10,000 shares for about $3.9 million but still owns over 100,000 shares.
NeutralTyler Technologies' CEO sold 10,000 shares for about $3.9 million and kept 100,391 shares. This personal sale does not change the company's business outlook.
Tyler Technologies has made a deal with West Virginia's education department to set up a new system for 65 agencies.
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NeutralTyler Technologies shares fell 14.4%. The article gives no business news to explain the move, so it does not change the company's outlook.
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NeutralThe article includes Tyler Technologies' figures in a peer table but reports no new change to its business, so it does not change the company's outlook.
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NeutralTyler Technologies' figures appear in a software peer comparison, but the article reports no new company event or change in its outlook.
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NeutralThe article lists Tyler Technologies' sales growth at about 8% and return on equity at about 3%. These peer figures are not a new company development, so they do not shift its outlook.
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NeutralThe article compares Tyler Technologies' sales growth and profit figures with software peers. It reports no new change to the company's business, so this story does not shift its outlook.
Looking at Adobe and its rivals in the software business.
NeutralTyler Technologies' table lists 8.22% revenue growth and $0.16 billion in EBITDA. The comparison reports no new company development or clear change to its outlook.
Looking at how Adobe stacks up against other software companies.
NeutralTyler shows a higher price-to-earnings ratio and 8.22% revenue growth; the comparison provides metrics but no reason to change how we read Tyler.