Alphabet, Google's parent, reported a strong revenue increase of 12 per cent, reaching $90.2 billion, with a $34.5 billion profit driven by cloud computing and AI. CEO Sundar Pichai highlighted ...

Alphabet shares jumped following strong quarterly earnings, as Google Search advertising delivered better-than-expected growth. Google Cloud, its key growth driver, also saw a sharp rise in profit ...

The current stock market is driven more by headlines than fundamentals, Bernstein analyst says Alphabet Inc.'s earnings were a bit better than Wall Street had expected. But will that beat really ...

Read Less Alphabet Inc became the parent holding company of Google in 2015. Google remains Alphabet’s largest subsidiary and is a holding company for Alphabet’s internet properties and interests.

Heading into the report, the sentiment surrounding Alphabet was quite negative, with prevalent concerns about AI-powered Search disruption and macroeconomic fears. While these risks may yet ...

including stronger-than-expected results from Google parent Alphabet. The blue-chip Dow added 0.05%, or 20.10 points, to 40,113.50, and the broad S&P 500 gained 0.7%, or 40.44 points, to close at ...

Active users of AI Studio and Gemini API grew over 200% since the beginning of the year. Alphabet reported over 270 million paid subscriptions across YouTube and Google One. YouTube Music and ...

Alphabet Inc. said its first-quarter profit was boosted by $8 billion in unrealized gains from an investment in a private company. That company is Elon Musk’s Space Exploration Technologies Corp ...

Google parent Alphabet (GOOGL) reported first-quarter revenue and profit that exceeded analysts’ expectations, sending shares higher in extended trading Thursday. The tech titan reported revenue ...

Alphabet — the parent company of Google — made serious noise Thursday, reporting first-quarter results that crushed expectations and sent GOOG stock soaring in after-hours trading. The tech ...

Google parent Alphabet said it would buy back $70 billion worth of shares and increase its dividend by 5% as it reported first-quarter earnings above Wall Street expectations on Thursday.

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 ...