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Adobe Inc.'s stock (ADBE) is being tracked closely by investors following its market performance. The company's share price, recent news, and financial history are being monitored on major finance platforms as traders weigh the software maker's outlook. Adobe remains one of the most widely followed names in the creative software sector.

Adobe is projecting a record $275.1 billion in US online holiday sales this season, with traffic referred to retailers by AI tools expected to jump 130% compared with last year. The forecast points to generative AI assistants becoming a meaningful new channel for shopping discovery, adding to traditional channels like search and email during the peak retail period.

A new image editor called PhotoSuite is being highlighted as a free, Photoshop-like option that supports PSD files natively, letting users open and edit Photoshop documents without Adobe software. It is being positioned as a practical alternative for designers and photographers who want professional file compatibility without a subscription.

Adobe has published a report examining how prepared travel and hospitality companies are to adopt artificial intelligence. The piece looks at where the industry stands on AI adoption, the gaps between leaders and laggards, and what businesses must do to keep pace as travellers increasingly expect AI-driven personalisation and service across booking and guest experiences.

Adobe forecasts a 130% surge in AI-driven traffic to US retail sites during the upcoming holiday shopping season, as more consumers use generative AI tools and chatbots to research products, compare prices and find deals. The prediction, reported by Yahoo Finance, points to AI assistants becoming a meaningful new channel for retailers competing for holiday shoppers, alongside traditional search and email traffic.

Samsung's Galaxy Tab S12 Ultra has been announced as the first Android tablet to support Adobe Photoshop, with a starting price of $1,399. The move marks a notable step for Android tablets in creative professional workflows, an area long dominated by iPads and Windows devices. Commenters are weighing whether the high price and Photoshop support make it a genuine alternative for designers and artists.

Adobe has quietly added an experimental prompt-to-edit tool powered by Google's Nano Banana image model to Lightroom, letting photographers regenerate images from text instructions inside the photo editor. The feature is drawing attention from photography communities, with debate expected over how generative editing fits into traditional RAW workflows.

PewDiePie is drawing attention to a free, self-hosted AI image editor that XDA Developers says can do work normally requiring paid tools from Adobe and Canva. The coverage frames the open-source tool as an alternative for people frustrated with subscriptions and cloud-based editing, handing users local control over their image editing workflow.