Alphabet Inc (GOOG)
Alphabet: This Could Be Your Last Chance To Buy
Alphabet remains a compelling investment due to its dominant digital advertising position, limited China exposure, and strong service-based business model. Recent earnings exceeded expectations, with robust growth in search, YouTube, and cloud businesses, supporting continued double-digit expansion. Regulatory and macroeconomic risks persist, but I believe they are manageable and unlikely to significantly disrupt Alphabet's growth trajectory.
Alphabet Stock Lags—But Waymo May Be Its Hidden Driver
Today's market is highly reactive to headlines, and understandably so. With major developments emerging almost weekly, it's no surprise investors stay glued to their newswires as the S&P 500 swings in all directions.
Alphabet's Overstated Risks: Why Competition Fuels Google's Empire
Alphabet's dominance in search, mobile OS, and YouTube creates a powerful ecosystem with strong network effects and a significant competitive moat. AI and cloud computing offer massive growth opportunities, with Alphabet leveraging its data and research expertise to stay ahead, despite fierce competition. Valuation appears fair, but upside exists if Alphabet executes well; strong financials support ongoing investment in innovation and expansion.
Alphabet Is Wiping Out The AI Competition
Alphabet's all-in AI strategy—Gemini models, custom TPUs, and unmatched product integration—delivers scale and innovation no rival can match. Gemini 2.5 and new AI features are driving explosive user engagement, lowering costs, and boosting Google's core businesses, especially Search and Cloud. Financial momentum is robust: double-digit revenue growth, record margins, and strong cash flow, yet Alphabet trades at a discount to peers.
Alphabet's stock is charging even higher. Here's how Google's AI bets are resonating.
Shares of the Google parent company rallied into a second session, with some investors more encouraged about the company's competitiveness in AI
Google faces new DOJ antitrust probe over partnership with AI startup: report
Google reportedly faces a fresh Justice Department probe over whether it violated antitrust law through its partnership with artificial intelligence chatbot firm Character.AI.
Alphabet Gets JPMorgan's Vote of Confidence After Google I/O
Alphabet Inc. NASDAQ: GOOGL has had a bumpy ride in 2025. While peers continue to ride the AI wave and outperform the market, Alphabet has struggled to keep up.
California and Google to make a media fund for the floundering news industry
An East Bay Democrat in the state Legislature announced the details on May 21 of a hard-fought partnership between California and Google to kick financial assistance toward the state's news media, an industry that shrunk dramatically in the digital age.
Ads pressured to evolve as AI changes Google search
As Google races to lead in artificial intelligence, it faces the challenge of making sure the technology doesn't slow its profit-pumping advertising engine.
Alphabet pushes deeper into AI with full Search rollout, smart glasses reveal
Alphabet Inc (NASDAQ:GOOG) is accelerating its artificial intelligence strategy with the full US rollout of “AI Mode” in Google Search and the unveiling of Android-powered smart glasses. According to analysts at Bank of America, the moves, announced at Google's annual I/O developer conference, are a sign the company is shifting from AI integration to offense and showcase Alphabet's confidence in its AI capabilities and the monetization potential of its large language models (LLMs), particularly the Gemini platform.
Google Brings AI Mode to Search
Alphabet's Google announces changes to its search engine as it tries to stay competitive with rivals in AI. Liz Reid, VP and Head of Search at Google, talks with Bloomberg's Jackie Davalos about the changes and why this isn't the end of blue links.
Sergey Brin points to where Google Glasses failed — and what Android XR gets right
Google co-founder Sergey Brin on Tuesday said he's learned from his "mistakes" since the failed Google Glass launch in 2013. The Alphabet company announced new partnerships with Warby Parker and others for its "Android XR" headset operating system at the Google I/O annual developer conference Tuesday.
