Domo has gone from a $2.8 billion market darling to fighting for its survival amid executive departures, mounting competition from AI-driven agents, and damaging incidents involving its founder and CEO, Josh James. James was arrested for drunk driving recently and had previously stepped down in 2022 after a sexual-assault allegation he denied before later returning to lead the company. The collapse illustrates how leadership turmoil, reputational problems, and new AI competitors can quickly destabilize once-promising enterprise software firms.
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