ServiceNow shares rose 3.37% to $130.04 in Wednesday after-hours trading after closing the regular session at $125.80, down 0.94%, according to Benzinga Pro data. On CNBC's "Mad Money Lightning Round" Tuesday, financial commentator and former hedge fund manager Jim Cramer recommended selling half of the position and letting the rest run. The remarks followed ServiceNow's expanded multi-year partnership with Tech Mahindra, which combines ServiceNow's AI Platform with Tech Mahindra's implementation expertise to help enterprises scale AI deployments beyond pilot stages in manufacturing, banking and telecommunications. Analysts at B of A Securities, TD Cowen and Wells Fargo remained positive or raised their targets through August. ServiceNow has a $130.06 billion market capitalization, a 52-week range of $81.24 to $194.73, and an RSI (momentum indicator) reading of 58.43. The stock has fallen 29.17% over the past 12 months and sits at 39.26% of its 52-week range, while Benzinga's Edge Stock Rankings show long-term consolidation alongside medium- and short-term upward movement.