Shares of the business automation software firm UiPath Inc. pumped hard in extended trading after it posted third-quarter financial results that easily beat expectations.On the bottom line, the company narrowed its overall loss. It also offered strong guidance for the coming quarter.In its statement, UiPath reported earnings before certain costs such as stock compensation of five cents per share, easily surpassing Wall Street’s target of a four-cent-per-share loss. Revenue for the period rose 19% from a year ago, to $262.7 million, nicely ahead of the analysts’ forecast of $248.1 million.Overall, UiPath reported a net loss of $57.7 million for the quarter, compared with a $122

UiPath Inc. founder Daniel Dines has always been a charismatic leader known for taking bold moves as he steered his company to the top of the robotic process automation/automation market. In April of this year, he chose to share his power, appointing Robert Enslin co-chief executive officer.“We instantly clicked,” said Dines (pictured, right), who was looking for a partner to help take on some of the burdens of managing UiPath as the company continued to expand its customer base. Being a CEO is a lonely job because you are “the center of all pressure points,” Dines added