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In the closing of the recent trading day, Alphabet (GOOGL) stood at $337.83, denoting a -3.8% move from the preceding trading day.

Alphabet Inc. (GOOG) closed at $334.98 in the latest trading session, marking a -3.58% move from the prior day.

On Monday, Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) urged President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping to negotiate an international agreement to pause advanced AI development and prohibit superintelligence. Sanders Warns AI Could Outpace Human Control Sanders took to X and...

Gemini broke into three companies on its own and then stopped itself, and Google called that a safety win. Now investors, regulators, and enterprise clients are all trying to figure out what it actually means.

Treasury yields jumped across the curve on Wednesday.

Shares of online advertising giant Alphabet (NASDAQ:GOOGL) fell 3.4% in the afternoon session after sentiment weakened ahead of rival Meta Platforms Connect conference, amid growing competitive pressure as peers Anthropic and OpenAI released cheaper frontier models.

The tech megacaps have multiple ways to cash in as the foundational AI model giant prepares to join the public market.

Massive artificial intelligence investments that are increasingly being financed with debt could tri

Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei just told the entire AI industry to slam the brakes, warning that failure to do so will leave humanity staring down a catastrophe that could torch hundreds of billions of dollars globally. Within hours, Sam Altman, Elon Musk, and Demis Hassabis all agreed he was right. But while Anthropic's own head of alignment upped the stakes on humanity's odds of being wiped out by AI, skeptics call this a regulatory capture play that conveniently leaves China racing ahead. In The Loop host Ejaaz Ahamadeen breaks down who's actually right, who's spinning, and what this all means for humanity's future. Ejaaz then sits down with Qualcomm CEO Cristiano Amon to talk about the company's latest strides in AI from the Snapdragon Summit in Hawaii.

Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei just told the entire AI industry to slam the brakes, warning that failure to do so will leave humanity staring down a catastrophe that could torch hundreds of billions of dollars globally. Within hours, Sam Altman, Elon Musk, and Demis Hassabis all agreed he was right. But while Anthropic's own head of alignment upped the stakes on humanity's odds of being wiped out by AI, skeptics call this a regulatory capture play that conveniently leaves China racing ahead. In The Loop host Ejaaz Ahamadeen breaks down who's actually right, who's spinning, and what this all means for humanity’s future. Ejaaz then sits down with Qualcomm CEO Cristiano Amon to talk about the company's latest strides in AI from the Snapdragon Summit in Hawaii.

Shares of AT&T, insurers, travel agents and other consumer stocks have been hit by worries that Muse will hurt their businesses.

AI stocks are booming as spending accelerates. Ed Zitron breaks down why he believes the AI bubble is being propped up by an unsustainable flow of capital.

Amazon is reaching out to former employees, including those previously laid off, to fill critical artificial intelligence and cloud computing roles amid an escalating industry talent war.

Meta Platforms' (META) Muse chatbot not only moved AI stocks higher this week, but it may have even led to a tonal shift in the AI narrative and how consumers are using the new technology. Futurum CEO Daniel Newman weighs in on this topic.

Google is moving from buying clean electricity to helping create more of it at existing nuclear plants. On September 21, Georgia Power and Google announced an agreement supporting uprates at the Vogtle and Hatch nuclear stations that could add roughly 96 megawatts, subject to regulatory approval. That links Alphabet Inc. (NASDAQ:GOOGL) directly with The Southern […]

YouTube is introducing new production tools to woo top creators to stay on the platform as Netflix aggressively poaches popular channels.

Gemini gives Dell a premium consumer platform without supplying shipment commitments or margin targets.

Meta Platforms may have the first breakout winner with consumers in its Muse AI agent. If it keeps up the momentum, Muse is going to force website owners to make some difficult decisions about how much access they are willing to allow it, if any. Personal agents released earlier this year like OpenClaw proved too complex for most people.

Michael Burry did not short a stock this time. He went through the fine print of five balance sheets and published what he found on September 19.

In September 2026, Ireland’s Data Protection Commission fined Google €403 million after finding that its handling of users’ location data between May 2018 and February 2020 breached GDPR requirements for lawful, fair and transparent processing. The ruling not only imposes a sizeable penalty but also forces Google to overhaul its location-data practices within six months, underlining ongoing regulatory risk around how it monetizes user information across search, Maps and Android. We’ll...

The telecom company is partnering with IBM, Google, Microsoft, Anthropic, and OpenAI to offer no-cost AI courses through community nonprofits

As concern over AI safety and rogue agents continue to make headlines, it’s no surprise that cybersecurity stocks are rising, or that investors are pouring massive amounts of capital into startups trying to build the next generation of security for an AI-native world. We’re even seeing companies like Instinct and Simile bring in nine-figure checks and valuations that wouldn’t have made sense a […]

Here's what it's like to use Meta's Muse AI agent.

Alphabet has quietly built one of the most compelling AI growth stories among mega-cap stocks, but the real question is how much a $5,000 stake today could compound through 2031 across three very different scenarios.

Google Cloud gains a stronger external model while Anthropic lowers revenue available per identical workload.

Meta is surging while Alphabet slides hard, yet Microsoft sits completely unmoved and the broad tech funds are barely lower. That three-way split points to something more specific than a sector selloff, and the fund figures tell a story the headlines are missing.

Amazon designs its own computer chips. That business may now be big enough to matter by itself. You probably picture Amazon as a giant store with a cloud arm. And you probably assume it buys its chips from someone else. Two things must be true for these chips to change how you see the stock. The first is size. The second is that owning the chips earns a return on the money Amazon is spending. Start with size.

PayPal just landed a checkout deal with Meta and another surprise partnership that sent shares jumping, but the stock is still down more than 20% over the past year and facing real headwinds that could define whether this rally sticks or fades.

Adobe (ADBE) trades at about $238 a share. Options that expire in about a year, 361 days out, imply an expected trading range running from $152 to $373 under standard lognormal market-pricing assumptions. The floor sits about 36% below today's price and the ceiling about 56% above. If you own the stock, that spread is what you are carrying.

Alphabet's cloud backlog just crossed half a trillion dollars, Gemini is closing in on a billion users, and Wall Street has not issued a single sell rating on the stock. Here is what it would actually take to turn that momentum into a 50% gain by 2027.