Salesforce.com Inc. shares fell Wednesday after the company missed expectations with its fourth-quarter guidance. Salesforce reported third-quarter adjusted earnings per share (EPS) of $1.27 on revenue of $6.86 billion. Both numbers exceeded consensus analyst estimates of 92 cents and $6.8 billion, respectively. Revenue was up 27 percent from a year ago. Sales Cloud revenue was up 17 percent to $1.54 billion in the third quarter. Service Cloud revenue was up 20 percent to $1.66 billion. Looking ahead, Salesforce guided for fourth-quarter revenue of between $7.22 billion and $7.23 billion, slightly above analyst estimates of $7.22 billion. However, Salesforce also guided for fourth-quarter EPS of between 72 cents and 73 cents, missing analyst estimates of 81 cents. Salesforce also said current President and COO Bret Taylor will join Mark Benioff as co-CEO. Morgan Stanley’s Salesforce Thesis Intact Morgan Stanley analyst Keith Weiss said a narrow cRPO beat and modest fiscal 2022 guidance …