Alphabet CEO says AI won't lead to job cuts Sundar Pichai believes Alphabet could even hire more workers Many major tech firms have announced job cuts in recent years The CEO of Google's parent ...

24/7 Wall St. Key Points: If a court forces Alphabet Inc. (NASDAQ: GOOGL) to spin off its Chrome browser as part of an antitrust case, its shares could drop 25%. The possibility should make ...

Alphabet stock could drop anywhere between 15% and 25% if US District Judge Amit Mehta rules that Google must sell off its Chrome browser, Barclays analysts wrote in a note to investors Monday.

Google parent company Alphabet has reached a preliminary settlement with shareholders that will force structural changes to its board and could cost $500 million or more.

Alphabet has multiple brands under its umbrella, but the most notable is Google. Google's business model is under attack from all directions, and this has caused the stock to sell off heavily.

If you get through the whole alphabet — good luck finding Q and Z, by the way — you can start back at A. After that, you can try another viral version of the alphabet walk, which is 100 times ...

Alphabet, Google's parent, reported a strong revenue increase of 12 per cent, reaching $90.2 billion, with a $34.5 billion profit driven by cloud computing and AI.

Alphabet Inc. said its first-quarter profit was boosted by $8 billion in unrealized gains from an investment in a private company. That company is Elon Musk’s Space Exploration Technologies Corp ...

Google parent Alphabet (GOOGL) reported first-quarter revenue and profit that exceeded analysts’ expectations, sending shares higher in extended trading Thursday. The tech titan reported revenue ...

Alphabet's stock rallies as earnings show a resilient business Alphabet reported better-than-expected first-quarter earnings after Thursday's closing bell, and the stock gained about 5%.

Chorus, an Alphabet moonshot for getting a real-time view into the supply chain, is spinning out. Series X Capital led its funding round, with Alphabet also taking a stake.

Alphabet Inc. is spinning off its Taara unit, which uses laser-powered network equipment to deliver internet coverage. The Google LLC parent disclosed the move today.