Alphabet’s stock has already doubled off its 2025 lows, but an analyst is still upbeat about Google’s resilience in search and its growing presence in semiconductors.

Wall Street’s biggest hedge funds dumped chunks of their “Magnificent Seven” tech holdings during the third quarter of 2025, cutting down positions in Nvidia, Amazon, Alphabet, and Meta as shown in new regulatory filings published Friday.

The British government is partnering with OpenAI to build out the country's AI infrastructure. As U.K. investment in AI accelerates, Amazon and Alphabet are stepping up their AI game as well, such as the former's partnership with Anthropic. Amazon and ...

Zacks.com releases the list of companies likely to issue earnings surprises. This week’s list includes Meta’s META

AWS sales growth in the quarter was higher than the segment's average over the past few years. As CEO Andy Jassy noted, that was the fastest pace it has recorded since 2022. Meanwhile, Amazon's net earnings per share came in at $1.95, about 36% higher than in the year-ago period.

Both companies are exposed to consumer sentiment. Amazon is growing its profits at a faster rate than Alphabet. Alphabet's valuation is cheaper. Both Amazon and Alphabet draw a significant portion of their revenue from consumer-facing products. For Amazon ...

Are We in an AI Bubble? Here's What We Learned From Amazon, Meta Platforms, Alphabet, and Microsoft. The large tech companies all made major announcements that stock market investors will not want to miss.

Alphabet, Amazon, and Meta now draw over half of global ad spend outside China, and they are forecast to account for the bulk of ad market growth this year, according to recent research from WARC. The report was based on data aggregated from 100 markets ...

So far this year, many of the hottest stocks fueling the artificial intelligence (AI) revolution have taken a breather. As of the closing bell on May 23, shares of Nvidia, Amazon, Alphabet, Apple, and Tesla have negative returns on the year. With megacap ...

Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway for the first time purchased shares of Google's parent company, Alphabet, worth $4.9 billion, as the company expands tech holdings.