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Adobe Systems Inc., which built its reputation on getting people to buy its photo and video-editing software, says it will no longer tell the public how many customers it has.

About two-thirds of Adobe’s revenue comes from online subscriptions, instead of packaged discs. Still, the company eliminated quarterly subscriber numbers in favor of...

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