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Alphabet Inc.
GOOG
$384.90 (- $8.46 - 2.15%)
Last updated: Previous Close (2026-05-19)
About the Company
Alphabet Inc. is a holding company that wholly owns Google and operates across software, health care, transportation, and other innovative technologies. It functions primarily through three segments: Google Services, which generates the majority of revenue from advertising alongside products like Android, Chrome, Google Maps, Google Play, Search, and YouTube; Google Cloud, providing infrastructure, platform services, and collaboration tools for enterprise customers; and Other Bets, encompassing healthcare services, internet access, and ventures like self-driving cars via Waymo. Headquartered in Mountain View, California, and founded in 2015 by Larry Page and Sergey Brin, with Sundar Pichai as CEO, Alphabet Inc. employs over 183,000 people and serves global markets in consumer, business, and government sectors. The company plays a pivotal role in the technology services industry, particularly internet software and services, driving advancements in digital advertising, cloud computing, and emerging technologies while maintaining a market capitalization exceeding 2 trillion euros.
Price History
Latest News for GOOG
Is The Power Grid Now Nvidia's Biggest Growth Constraint?
Consensus has Nvidia (NVDA) growing revenue by roughly 70% this year and by over 30% next year. The demand is real, and the capex behind it is committed. What is not well modeled is the infrastructure risk sitting between that demand and actual revenue recognition. The power grid is the primary constraint, and it is already affecting deployment schedules in 2026.
Anthropic Valuation Is Key For Alphabet
Anthropic’s valuation is nearing $1 trillion, an astonishing figure for a private company. The FT reports that it will raise $30 billion at a valuation of $900 billion. Less than a year ago, it raised $30 billion on a valuation of $380 billion. The numbers cannot help but drive the value of public companies that ... Anthropic Valuation Is Key For Alphabet
Forget Intel. Its Own Executives Are Cashing Out and This Is the Chip Stock You Should Own Instead
Intel (NASDAQ:INTC) has roughly tripled this year on a turnaround narrative wrapped around AI inference workloads, a fresh Google partnership, and selection as the host CPU for NVIDIA‘s (NASDAQ:NVDA) DGX Rubin systems. But here’s what you should actually be watching. The Intel Rally Is a Crowded Trade Dressed Up as a Comeback Intel is up ... Forget Intel. Its Own Executives Are Cashing Out and This Is the Chip Stock You Should Own Instead
Alphabet Sells Record Yen Bond
Alphabet raised $3.6 billion in Japan's bond market as it funds heavy AI spending.
Latest News In Cloud AI - AI Investment Surge Highlights Growth and Challenges
Global investment in artificial intelligence (AI) technology surged to $297 billion in 2024 as enterprise adoption accelerates beyond pilot programs, according to BCC Research's recent report. The significant increase in venture funding, primarily directed towards AI-focused companies, underscores a shift in the industry towards production-scale deployment. U.S. companies dominate private AI investments, highlighting a clear technological leadership, while corporate giants such as Google,...
Is Microsoft undervalued? Why Bill Ackman is buying MSFT at 21x earnings
Investing.com -- Pershing Square disclosed a new position in Microsoft Corp (NASDAQ:MSFT) on Friday, with billionaire investor Bill Ackman citing the recent market volatility as an opportunity to acquire what he described as a dominant franchise at an attractive valuation.