Alphabet (GOOGL, GOOG) stock fell as much as 5% early Thursday as the tech giant's spending plans blew past forecasts, leaving investors questioning the scale and sustainability of Big Tech's ...

Alphabet declined to answer one of its investors during questions about Google’s AI deal with Apple on Wednesday’s fourth-quarter earnings call. Instead of responding to an analyst’s question about ...

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Alphabet's latest stock surge brought its valuation past $4 trillion on Monday. Shares of the Google parent soared 65% last year amid the broader AI rally. It marks the first time its stock has ...

Google parent company Alphabet saw its market capitalization surpass Apple's for the first time since 2019. Alphabet's market cap closed at $3.88 trillion on Wednesday, while Apple's market cap closed ...

Alphabet's core business remains Google, but it has several other prominent businesses. The company has some hidden assets in Waymo and quantum computing, but a lesser-known one is its investment in ...

Alphabet's strong 2025 won't hinder it in 2026. If you look into the reasons why Alphabet's stock had a great 2025, it's clear that it frees the stock up to have another strong 2026, although it will ...

Alphabet Inc. is set to book another sizable paper gain after SpaceX completes a tender offer that effectively values the closely held company at about $800 billion. SpaceX’s insider share sale was ...

Alphabet delivered record Q3-25 results, surpassing $100B in quarterly net revenue and posting 35% YoY earnings growth, driven by AI and cloud momentum. GOOG raised 2025 capex guidance to $91–93B, ...

Alphabet generates its own AI chips and Meta Platforms is considering a multibillion dollar order for them. Tech companies are making deals with other AI chipmakers to reduce their reliance on Nvidia, ...

Meta Platforms investors may not know how to feel about the Facebook parent company’s stepped-up artificial-intelligence investments lately, but Alphabet investors seem to be liking the sound of them.