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Aneel Bhusri

Aneel Bhusri is an officer or director at Workday. Their most recent Section 16 filing is from October 2026.

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Deals

Workday agreed to buy identity startup ConductorOne without naming a price; Sana cost $1.1 billion last year

Workday agreed to buy identity startup ConductorOne, selling as C1.ai, without naming a price, put its Sana agents inside Claude and Copilot, and dated most of its new Autopilot agents for 2027. Shareholders must judge the agent story on a roadmap.

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Money

Workday's partners sell a calculator for its AI bill while its co-founder sells $18.6 million of stock

At Workday Rising U.S. 2026, Platinum Partner Strada built a calculator so buyers can "estimate future AI consumption" on Workday's Flex Credit meter. Filings the same week show the co-founder and the CFO selling into a 66% six-month rally, both under pre-scheduled trading plans.

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Labor

Workday cuts 142 at HQ while selling agents that automate hiring

A second WARN notice takes Workday's 2026 headquarters cuts to 296, in a quarter when Bay Area tech layoffs fell 62%. The same week brought a Gartner grade for its hiring agents and a Jefferies target cut, five days before its analyst day.

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Platforms

Workday Hands Out Free AI While Duffield's Trust Sells $18.8M at a Time

Workday is giving large customers a free year of its Sana AI because field data show they route the work through outside agents from Anthropic and Microsoft. Co-founder David Duffield's trust has filed at least twenty stock-sale notices this year, the latest worth $18.75M.

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Labor

Workday ships a report saying AI won't cut jobs, a week after cutting 500

Workday's October 2026 Global Workforce Report tells buyers AI will change jobs rather than cut heads, and it is built from data on the customers Workday bills. The same week's filings, including co-founder David Duffield's $18 million stock sale, carry the harder half of the story.

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Labor

Workday cuts 500 staff, mostly product, and holds every profit guide except GAAP

The 29 September 8-K reiterates all fiscal 2027 guidance except GAAP operating margin, which absorbs $65m to $80m of charges from the company's second restructuring of the year, cut mostly from the teams building its AI.

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Labor

The state that paid $99 million for Workday payroll now wants a university to run it instead

Rhode Island's $99 million Workday rollout has mispaid state workers since December, and now the state has asked URI to consider taking payroll in-house. The same week, Workday cut 500 jobs, put up to 80 Dublin roles at risk, and its cofounder's trust sold $18.7 million of stock.

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