Alphabet Inc - Class A

NASDAQ: GOOGL
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-$3.09 (-1.8%)
Closing Price on November 15, 2024

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How much does a brand contribute to a company's value? The answer to that question is likely to produce different answers depending on who's talking.
This week Best Buy has focused its weekend promotion on the connected home, also known as the Internet of Things.
Using ordinary consumers as test drivers may not be the best idea that electric carmaker Tesla Motors has ever come up with.
Consumer Reports is calling on Tesla and others to turn off the automatic steering function and make other changes to how they market autonomous driving features.
New York lawmakers just voted to pass a bill that will see a young subsector of the fantasy sports space become regulated under state law. That is, daily fantasy sports, basically day trading...
A 9,000-kilometer (about 5,600 miles) high-speed, trans-Pacific submerged cable connecting the U.S. West Coast and Japan entered service Friday. Called the “FASTER Cable System,” the six-fiber...
Google sites were the most visited in May, based on desktop and mobile results together, according to research firm comScore.
Standard & Poor's has now shown that the first quarter of 2016 saw a 12% rise in buyback spending to a whopping $161.4 billion.
In a post Tuesday to his account, Facebook Inc. (NASDAQ: FB) CEO Mark Zuckerberg said the company’s Instagram photo-sharing app now has more than 500 million global monthly users, including 300...
If the state of California were its own country, it would have the sixth-largest economy in the world, ahead of India and France.
Baidu's growth should be extraordinary. However, it is not. Its dominant position in China has become its enemy as the government alters how internet search may be used.
Almost 25% of global enterprise information technology (IT) spending is doled out by the financial services industry, which includes insurance companies.
Top executives, CEOs especially, are often measured by the business decisions they make and how their company is performing. Often just as important, however, is the company’s culture, which...
YouTube already may be a business generating $12 billion in revenues. Even more importantly, Google's standalone valuation for YouTube could be $90 billion or more!
While Wedbush is not pounding the table and screaming sell, the analysts just think there are much better opportunities than these five stocks right now.