Zoom Video Communications sales continued to slow as work life returns to normal and the demand for the company’s videoconferencing services winds down.
The San Jose, Calif.-based company on Monday said that sales rose 12% in its first quarter, the slowest growth rate on record, and that the top line is expected to rise less than 10% in the current period.
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