Alphabet's cloud business just posted growth numbers that look more like a startup than a mega-cap, yet the stock still trades at a forward multiple that suggests the market hasn't noticed. Here's what the bears are missing.
OpenAI's advertising business is still tiny compared with Google Search, but D.A. Davidson analyst Gil Luria says the growth trajectory should have Alphabet investors paying attention.
Marvell Technology, Inc. is navigating a lack of conviction post-earnings even as its multi-year Google partnership signals a transformative revenue opportunity beyond its Amazon relationship. MRVL's valuation has reset from 70x to 40x forward earnings, reflecting high perceived execution risks and market skepticism on deal accretion timing. Yet, MRVL's expanding AI and data center exposure, including custom chips and XPU attach, positions it to challenge Broadcom's dominance in custom accelerators.
The EU handed Google an ultimatum that carried a penalty tall enough to erase tens of billions in revenue, and what Google gave up to make the threat disappear may cost it more than any fine would have.
Alphabet's stock took off last year after the company got a legal settlement out of the way, and now Meta's stock is looking at a similar setup.
Alphabet just delivered blowout cloud growth while its stock sits nearly flat for the year, leaving investors to wonder whether a historic capex bet will pay off or drag shares down further before they can ever reach $500.
Marvell shares dropped 10% after announcing what may be its most valuable customer agreement ever, and the gap between what traders feared and what the contract actually says is where the opportunity lives.
Meta and Alphabet both posted massive AI ambitions in Q2 2026, but the market is treating them very differently, and the valuation gap between a surging cloud giant and a bruised ad machine raises a question every investor should answer
Artificial intelligence is changing the economics of digital advertising faster than many investors expected. The technology isn't simply creating new products; it is making existing businesses better at turning attention into dollars.
Amazon and Alphabet both broke cloud growth records in Q2 while burning through historic levels of capital, but their funding strategies and margin runways point in starkly different directions for investors deciding which AI spending spree is actually worth backing.
Google Maps now labels Lake Ontario as Lake America for its US users. The backlash on the internet was swift, with people criticizing Google for the change.
The Indian capital market regulator has approved the IPO of Indian billionaire Mukesh Ambani's Jio Platforms. Meta and Google are among the largest shareholders in Jio Platforms.