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The Claude maker just raised its minimum spending commitment to Google. Can it pay?

Alphabet is spending hundreds of billions of dollars to build its AI infrastructure. But with free cash flow turning negative, should investors be worried about the company's aggressive spending?

The tech giant delivered underwhelming numbers for its most recent quarter, and its stock is now trading close to its 52-week low.

Apple beat Wall Street estimates with a record September quarter, but shares fell after it guided to thinner holiday gross margins of 45% to 46% amid rising costs.

Alphabet is in early talks on the $185B Golden Dome defense initiative, a potential cybersecurity revenue stream as the company faces negative free cash flow after weaker Q3 earnings.

Alphabet and Amazon both sold off on AI spending fears, but that spending could also make them AI winners.

Alphabet shares slid after Search growth slowed to 12% as AI Mode queries surged but monetized less, prompting price target cuts even as analysts maintain a Buy consensus.

There are fears that the technology giant is losing share in Google Search.

The quantum computing pure play has its sights on a potentially profitable niche of this nascent technology.

The recent correction in Alphabet stock creates a long-term buying opportunity for investors.

Elon Musk has grand ambitions across two of his largest businesses, SpaceX and Tesla.

After a big retreat in Google stock, Wall Street analysts have lowered growth estimates for the internet giant's search advertising business.

Alphabet's planned crypto custody platform is catering to institutions that are increasingly concerned about their cybersecurity.

This stock is dirt cheap right now.

Netflix transitioning from a high-octane growth stock to a stodgy but reliable value stock could pay off for long-term investors.

Alphabet is transforming before our very eyes.

These pure plays are making important progress toward their goals.

This ETF offers a smart middle ground for investors anxious about the AI trade but who don't want to sit on the sidelines.

Last week, the stock had its worst day ever.

The market hasn't been kind to this trio lately.

Abel became CEO of Berkshire Hathaway earlier this year and has made some big moves in the company's stock portfolio.

Alphabet is investing hundreds of billions of dollars in AI. But can those investments generate enough returns to justify the spending?

November has been a great month for the stock market historically.

NVIDIA, Vertiv, Amphenol, Arista Networks, and Eaton have fallen with the AI sell-off despite strong orders, revenue growth, and raised guidance tied to data center buildout spending.