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Alphabet is rising today following the company's better-than-expected Q1 report. The tech giant posted revenue that came in significantly ahead of Wall Street's target, and earnings crushed ...
In all, it was a better-than-feared quarter for Alphabet, which beat expectations with its headline numbers and didn't raise any major flags for the balance of the year. "Investors were bracing ...
Alphabet has the lowest forward P/E ratio of any Magnificent Seven stock today. It has risks from the likes of OpenAI and antitrust lawsuits, but these are not the end of the world for the company ...
Alphabet's profit grew by 45.97% to US$34.54 billion. The company said in a filing that its first-quarter earnings included a US$8 billion unrealized gain from its investment in a private company ...
Google parent Alphabet (GOOG) reported strong first-quarter results, with both revenue and earnings coming in ahead of analyst estimates thanks to solid growth in its advertising business.
Wall Street sees 24% upside for Alphabet despite regulatory risks and YTD stock slump. Technicals flash mixed signals, with bullish short-term indicators battling a bearish long-term trend.
Search giant Google’s parent company, Alphabet Inc. GOOG, just reported its highest-ever quarterly earnings, bolstered by other income in the form of an unrealized gain tied to its investment in ...
Alphabet Inc., the parent company of Google LLC and YouTube, delivered better-than-expected results as it posted its first-quarter earnings report today, lifting its stock more than 4% after-hours.
Alphabet, which owns Google and YouTube, handily topped Wall Street financial estimates for the period. YouTube’s ad sales revenue was just a hair short of analyst expectations of $8.97 billion ...
Alphabet, the parent company of Google and YouTube, reported stronger-than-expected first-quarter growth on Thursday after the bell. Shares rose more than 5% in after-hours trading. Alphabet's ...