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Alphabet's shares fell 14% after Q3 earnings due to market concerns over slowing Search growth and high capital expenditures. However, the company's shift to AI-driven search is boosting user engagement, and monetization is expected to improve in upc...
Alphabet Inc. (Google) reported its strongest quarter with 25% revenue growth and expanding margins, driven by a 103% increase in Google Cloud revenue to $30.7 billion. Despite this, the stock has underperformed peers due to misses in earnings per sh...
Meta Platforms issued €9 billion in its first-ever euro bond sale, attracting a record €53 billion in orders but paying about 1.4 times the risk premium compared to Alphabet's similar bonds. Despite strong demand, Meta's bonds carry higher yields and...
Alphabet Inc. shares fell following a weaker-than-expected earnings report, highlighting a slowdown in search growth to 12% and increased capital expenditures on AI initiatives. This spending has led to negative free cash flow for two consecutive qua...
OpenAI claimed that ChatGPT's search-like query volume is now about one-fifth that of Google Search, but this figure lacks independent verification and clear baseline details. Alphabet's recent earnings show slower revenue growth despite higher query...
