In the past year, Alphabet's Google lost two antitrust cases targeting its core businesses. The company faces another significant challenge, a consumer trend toward using AI instead of search engines.

Shareholders of Google's parent Alphabet (NASDAQ: GOOGL) (NASDAQ: GOOG) are going through a rough patch. In the past year, Google lost two major antitrust cases aimed at the heart of its business.

Virtusa Corporation recently partnered with Google Cloud to move to Google Workspace, a transition aimed at improving collaboration and security. Over the past month, Alphabet shares rose 3%, a ...

There was a lot to like from Alphabet's latest print. Revenue jumped 12% while operating income grew by 20% and diluted earnings per share (EPS) skyrocketed 49%. High-margin segments like Google ...

Google has said it would be inappropriate to make the company sell tools that do more than just sell website ads. Alphabet's Google on Friday will urge a judge to avoid breaking up its advertising ...

It made $2.01 billion in 2023. Google went backwards in Australia last year, according to its financials. AP The company, owned by Nasdaq-listed Alphabet, posted a profit of $341 million ...

Since ads are its primary source of revenue, a breakup of the business might seem to bode poorly for the Google parent. Nonetheless, advertising is just one of many businesses under Alphabet's ...

The closure of this loophole has not only affected these retailers but has also impacted the digital advertising strategies of tech giants such as Meta Platforms Inc. META and Alphabet Inc. GOOGL ...

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