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Alphabet's stock sinks as the company reports a big profit miss

Alphabet on Wednesday posted September-quarter net income of $26.2 billion, a far cry from the $37.2 billion Wall Street was looking for, per FactSet estimates.

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Here’s How Much Google Parent Alphabet’s Stock Is Seen Moving After Earnings

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Google Misses Revenue Expectations, Alphabet Stock Sinks in Early After-Hours Trading

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A historic drop for Alphabet’s stock drags market lower

A historic drop for Alphabet’s stock dragged the U.S. market lower Thursday after the company behind Google and YouTube reported weaker growth for the summer than analysts expected.

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Google misses Wall Street expectations, Alphabet stock sinks in early after-hours trading

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Alphabet shares fall after revenue miss, cash burn worsens

Alphabet's Post-Earnings Plunge: Why Google Remains A Quant Hold Amid Tech Selloff

Alphabet’s earnings miss and cash burn spooked investors. Explore why its stretched valuation keeps Seeking Alpha’s Quant Rating at Hold despite strong AI growth.

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CNBC Daily Open: A risky alpha bet in markets to revive AI trade

The Nasdaq Composite popped 2.69% on investors enthusiasm over Alphabet and its new AI model Gemini 3. Amazon will spend up to $50 billion on AI infrastructure for its US. government customers. OpenAI CEO Sam Altman on Friday said the startup has the first ...

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Will Alphabet Break Warren Buffett's Cardinal Rule of Investing?

According to Visible Alpha, Alphabet generated a post-tax ROIC of over 58% in 2024, which is simply remarkable. In 2025, that number declined to roughly 42%. This year, analysts on average expect another decline to 38.3%.

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SA asks: Is Alphabet's stock a buy after the sell-off? (Update)

Alphabet's (GOOG) (GOOGL) stock was down roughly 13% Thursday afternoon in the wake of a quarterly earnings report that fell short of Wall Street expectations. Should you buy the dip? Seeking Alpha analysts Mike Zaccardi,

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Intelligent Alpha's Doug Clinton on what led to decision to sell Alphabet

Doug Clinton, Intelligent Alpha founder and CEO, joins 'Closing Bell' to talk his outlook in Big Tech and what prompted his decision to sell Alphabet. Got a confidential news tip? We want to hear from you. Sign up for free newsletters and get more CNBC ...