Adobe Inc.: Leaning Into Freemium Reducing $480M in ARR; Bears Will Ask if Reactive or Proactive; CFO Transition, No Update on CEO Search

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Adobe Inc.: Leaning Into Freemium Reducing $480M in ARR; Bears Will Ask if Reactive or Proactive; CFO Transition, No Update on CEO Search

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