Alphabet Inc - Class A
NASDAQ: GOOGL
$166.99
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Closing Price on October 1, 2024
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Tuesday's top analyst upgrades and downgrades included Albertsons, Alphabet, Carnival, Coeur Mining, Devon Energy, Halliburton, Skyworks Solutions, Tesla, Walt Disney and Zendesk.
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Amazon shares have skyrocketed because investors realize that the company has benefited tremendously from the pandemic.
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Monday's top analyst upgrades and downgrades included Alphabet, Amazon.com, Apple, Disney, DuPont, Halliburton, Moderna, Phillips 66, Sunrun, Teladoc and more.
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Amazon has the world's most valuable brand, according to the new BrandZ 100 Most Valuable Global Brands 2020.
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As ad revenue continues to decline due to the spread of COVID-19, there will be one winner: Amazon.com.
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The European Commission has opened three investigations into Apple's business practices, and a U.S.-based software firm has complained about those same practices.
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The antitrust push against Facebook and other tech giants may be gaining steam but investors don’t seem too worried.
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Roku is launching a targeted advertising program that could differentiate it from rivals in the crowded streaming space.
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Recent Facebook stock price movements represent the uncertainty surrounding the stock, as the social media giant addresses attacks from inside and outside the company.
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The iPhone gets all the attention, but investors shouldn’t forget the other products produced by Apple.
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The future of smartphones in the United States and most other major nations is 5G. If Apple gets its share of 5G hardware sales, the stock should stay healthy.
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A sustainable rally looks like the theme for Disney stock as parks and properties reopen.
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5G is critical to AT&T’s future but Verizon and Sprint/T-Mobile will also be competing hard for market share. A slapdown from the National Advertising Review Board won’t help.
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Can Amazon be stopped? The coronavirus has been good for business, its stock is at all-time highs, and its product offerings and revenues keep growing.
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Regulators could come up with a number of creative ways to break up Google. The most direct one, however, is to spin out YouTube.
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