(Bloomberg) — Alphabet Inc. broke above a $4 trillion market capitalization on Monday, becoming one of the few companies to ever cross the threshold as investors increasingly see the Google parent as ...

Alphabet's latest stock surge brought its valuation past $4 trillion on Monday. Shares of the Google parent soared 65% last year amid the broader AI rally. It marks the first time its stock has ...

Google parent company Alphabet saw its market capitalization surpass Apple's for the first time since 2019. Alphabet's market cap closed at $3.88 trillion on Wednesday, while Apple's market cap closed ...

Alphabet's stock entered 2025 at an undervalued level. A host of concerns were hanging over the tech giant a year ago. Alphabet's generative AI offerings have grown in popularity. Will it ever emerge ...

Microsoft's Azure has been the fastest grower of the big three cloud computing companies. Alphabet has a cost advantage with its custom AI chips that should become more evident starting next year.

Alphabet on Monday announced it will acquire clean energy startup Intersect Power in a deal valued at $4.75 billion, as the Google parent expands its data center output to meet growing demand for AI.

Alphabet's odds on Polymarket of being the world's largest company at the end of next year are nearly neck-and-neck with Nvidia's Shares of Alphabet have risen over 60% in 2025 due to its AI strategy.

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In a matter of months, Alphabet went from a market underperformer to knocking on the door of the $4 trillion club. Let's turn the calendar back six months to early June. Here's why Alphabet's rise ...

Alphabet (NASDAQ: GOOGL) is drawing renewed institutional interest as its core cash engines in search, YouTube, and Chrome provide stable funding for aggressive AI and chip expansion. Berkshire ...

Alphabet’s stock has rallied over the past several months, and calling it technically overbought is an understatement. But is that actually a bad thing for those who already own the stock? There’s ...

Monday's rally saw Broadcom notch its best day since April 9. The stock was the S&P 500's top performer of the day. The move in Broadcom comes as investors continue to push shares of Google-parent ...