Slack Deal Approval Lets Salesforce CEO Benioff Attack Microsoft, Cramer Says

  • 3 years ago
Jim Cramer says the closure of Salesforce's deal to buy Slack gives CEO Marc Benioff the tools he needs to go to battle with Microsoft.

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