Intuit lowered its guidance for 2027 revenue growth, adding to short-term pressure on a company whose shares have been pummeled by investors concerned about artificial intelligence. Earlier this year, Intuit said it would lay off 17% of its workforce to focus on the company’s "big bets," including making AI central to its business. The development was highlighted by Kristin Broughton of the WSJ Leadership Institute in the Morning Ledger.