Alphabet Inc (GOOG)
70 Billion Reasons to Buy Alphabet Stock Right Now
Alphabet (GOOG 1.14%) (GOOGL 1.48%) recently gave investors some encouraging news during its first-quarter earnings release, including a better-than-feared result that was relatively upbeat for the rest of the year. This flies in the face of many investors' concerns regarding the effects of tariffs, but we'll see how tariffs affect Alphabet as we move along throughout the year.
Google will seek to avoid ad tech spinoff in antitrust case
Alphabet's Google on Friday will urge a judge to avoid breaking up its advertising technology business as part of an effort to end its control of tools vital to selling ads on the internet.
Once-in-a-Decade Buying Opportunity: 1 Dirt Cheap AI Stock Wall Street Predicts Will Soar
Artificial intelligence (AI) stocks soared over the past couple of years amid excitement about how this technology could transform the world -- from making our daily tasks easier to making companies more efficient and spurring groundbreaking discoveries. Investors aimed to get in during the early days of the boom and benefit from the entire growth story.
Alphabet: The Magnificent 7 Bubble Has Burst, It Is Time To Buy
Alphabet faces potential headwinds from generative AI and a weakening economy, but its core advertising business continues to generate solid growth and profit margins. The cloud division is experiencing rapid revenue growth and expanding margins, driven by generative AI, and is expected to continue this trend. Alphabet's strong balance sheet supports a robust capital return program, including significant share repurchases and dividends, which should lead to a re-rating of the stock.
Google places ads inside chatbot conversations with AI startups
Google's ad network has begun showing advertising within the flow of conversations with chatbots—part of Alphabet Inc.'s efforts to keep its edge in digital advertising as generative artificial intelligence takes off.
1 No-Brainer Artificial Intelligence (AI) Stock to Buy Right Now
There's no doubt that the uncertainty around U.S. trade and tariffs is worrying everyone right now. People are thinking about and planning for a possible recessionary scenario this year.
Alphabet: The Bull Case, Backed By Down-To-Earth Projections
GOOGL has significantly underperformed the market in recent months. Google Search and Ads, including YouTube and subscriptions, continue to show growth, despite increased competition. The Cloud segment remains Alphabet's key growth engine, with strong revenue increases and long-term potential in AI and infrastructure.
Alphabet: On Track To Retest $200s By Year End
Alphabet is the cheapest of the Mag 7 by pretty much every valuation metric, except P/S, where it's trailing behind Amazon. I believe AI Overviews and the upcoming AI Mode are strong growth drivers for ad revenue without (this is key) disrupting Google's core search business. Waymo's autonomous ride-hailing business is way ahead of its competitors, achieving 250,000 rides/week and expanding operations in both the US and now abroad (Japan).
Alphabet Is One Of The Best Opportunities On The Market Right Now (Rating Upgrade)
Alphabet's stock is undervalued after a recent 16.3% drop, with strong growth in Google Cloud and Google Services justifying a 'strong buy' rating. Alphabet's revenue grew 12% year-over-year to $90.23 billion, driven by significant increases in Google Cloud, YouTube ads, and subscription services. Regulatory risks exist, but potential breakups could unlock shareholder value; Alphabet's new $70 billion share buyback program underscores management's confidence.
Google funding electrician training as AI power crunch intensifies
Google will fund the training of tens of thousands of new U.S. electricians, the company told Reuters on Wednesday, as Big Tech wades deeper into the country's power industry on its hunt for the massive amounts of electricity needed for its AI expansion.
Google CEO Sundar Pichai testifies ‘extraordinary' DOJ remedies would cause ‘many unintended consequences'
Google CEO Sundar Pichai tried to convince a federal judge on Wednesday that the Justice Department's proposed plan to break up its search monopoly would have “many unintended consequences.”
Google CEO Criticizes DOJ's ‘Extraordinary' Proposal to Break Up Company
Sundar Pichai takes the stand during proceedings to determine how the search giant should be punished after monopoly ruling.
