(Bloomberg) — Alphabet Inc. shares closed out their biggest quarterly gain in 20 years, the latest reflection of how investors are turning more positive on the Google parent as it strengthens its ...

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In the latest close session, Alphabet Inc. (GOOG) was down 1.14% at $244.36. The stock's performance was behind the S&P 500's daily gain of 0.26%. Meanwhile, the Dow gained 0.15%, and the Nasdaq, a ...

Alphabet Inc. trails behind a few other megacap technology companies in size, but the Google parent may be destined to overtake them given its strong position in artificial intelligence and other key ...

A new analyst note claims that, though Nvidia is the most valuable company based on market value, Alphabet is actually the most valuable based on AI strength. Alphabet’s overall business is doing well ...

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Alphabet hit just over $3 trillion dollars in market cap on Monday as investors continue to reward it after a federal judge declined to break up the company. Beyond Google’s cash cow of search, its ...

Alphabet up 32% YTD, leading gains among "Magnificent 7" stocks Stock trades at 23x earnings vs 5-year average of 22 Sept 15 (Reuters) - Google parent Alphabet (GOOGL.O), opens new tab hit a market ...

Mehta had pointed directly to ChatGPT's rise to 700 million weekly users, along with emerging rivals like Anthropic and Perplexity, as evidence that Google no longer holds an unchallenged monopoly.

Citi just hiked its Alphabet price target by 24%. Alphabet is plowing essentially all its free-cash-flow growth into new capex spending on AI. Alphabet stock jumped 3% through 11:10 a.m. ET this ...

Investors celebrated after Alphabet Inc.’s Google avoided the worst-case scenario of divesting Chrome in last week’s antitrust ruling, with the stock soaring over 8% after the judge’s decision.