On November 10,, Adobe has announced that it will no longer be for mobile equipment with Flash technology, the company is the development direction of future desktop browser, mobile application and the meta on news of the Adobe stock price plunged 7.69% on Wednesday, and 13 months to the biggest one-day fall. Adobe announced on Tuesday, plans to cut 750 jobs and spending $94 million for restructuring, which focus on digital media and marketing business. In Wednesday's analysts will negotiate, Adobe and announced for mobile devices will no longer provide Flash technology, to support apple, Google and Microsoft was the rivals such as the language support meta. As the world's biggest graphic design software developers, because to new product transfer, Adobe cut under the company's revenue is expected to fiscal year. Market research company IDC analyst Al silva (Al Hilwa) said apple mobile computing in the domination of advantage, similar technology and other network standard was meta rapid evolution, and smart phones and tablet computer pop, forcing Adobe to adopt new technology. Silva said, "Adobe must be transformation, but the transformation may be going through some of the pain. The market has been some changes."
    Adobe shares on the nasdaq stock market trading on Wednesday in conventional dropped $2.34, or 7.69%, at $28.08 a barrel. Adobe shares fall on Wednesday had reached 14%, creating since September 2010 22, the biggest one-day drop since. In the standard &poor's 500 index of component, in the worst performing shares of Adobe in the ninth.
Digital media Under the fiscal year ending Adobe research and development spending, sales and marketing expenses into of digital media, and is expected to come from the software and enterprise server authorized revenue will decline. Adobe in Tuesday's report, the company is expected to fiscal year under the revenue will grow 4% to 6%. Bloomberg statistics show that the average market analysts had expected, Adobe fiscal year's revenue under will rise 9% to $4.53 billion.