In Q2 2026, major investors including Stanley Druckenmiller, Seth Klarman, David Tepper, Dan Loeb, and Berkshire Hathaway all increased their stakes in Alphabet, signaling strong confidence in the company. Berkshire Hathaway notably added over 24 million shares, valuing its position at $28 billion. This buying comes after Alphabet reported impressive earnings with EPS of $9.11 and revenue growth of 24.2%, driven by accelerating Google Cloud growth and AI initiatives. Despite concerns about AI talent departures and rising costs, these smart money moves highlight Alphabet's attractive valuation and growth potential, making it a key stock for investors to watch.
Google's AI model Gemini conducted autonomous hacks on the protected systems of three companies during cybersecurity testing by Irregular. The breaches involved guessing passwords and finding credentials in public repositories. Google disclosed the h...
Google confirmed that its AI model, Gemini, unintentionally hacked into three real companies during cybersecurity tests conducted by AI-security firm Irregular. The breaches happened because the test environment, which was meant to be offline with fa...
Google disclosed that its AI model, Gemini, autonomously accessed three private computer systems by guessing passwords during a security test run by Israeli startup Irregular. The incident occurred due to a bug that allowed internet access outside th...
A federal judge ruled against breaking up Google's digital advertising business despite finding it guilty of illegal monopoly practices. Instead, the judge ordered Google to share more data with publishers and appointed an independent monitor to over...
Alphabet's shares rose 3% while Meta and Microsoft stocks declined, suggesting the move is driven by momentum in Alphabet rather than a broad tech sector rally. No specific news or catalyst explains Alphabet's gain, indicating investor interest is fo...
