Alphabet's (GOOG)(GOOGL) aggressive investment in artificial intelligence pushed it into negative free cash flow in the second quarter for the first time since going public, highlighting the growing ...

Revenue topped Wall Street expectations by close to $3 billion, while adjusted earnings per share of $2.85 missed consensus estimates by $0.04. Investor focus remains on capital expenditures.

Alphabet reports after the closing bell tonight. Q2 ’26 GOOGL rev estimate - $127 bl (gross revenue), while the sell-side seems to be around $100 bl – $102 bl for the net revenue. Free cash flow ...

Shares of Alphabet and Tesla dipped on Wednesday after the companies reported massive spending increases in their quarterly earnings reports. It's a potentially ominous sign for the rest of the tech ...

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Alphabet reported a second-quarter operating margin of 34%, an increase from last year's 32% level. However, the company warned on the earnings call that AI spending could weigh on margins in future ...

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