Cloud businesses are reporting slowing sales growth, as economic worries weigh on the once-booming sector.

After years of rising pandemic-fueled demand, some cloud companies cut their revenue-growth outlook in quarterly results this week, citing pressure on customers to rein in spending and wider concerns of a slowing economy.

This post first appeared on wsj.com

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