Alphabet Inc. said demand for artificial intelligence products boosted quarterly sales, and now requires an extreme increase in capital spending — heightening pressure on the company to justify the cost of keeping up in the AI race.

Google parent Alphabet plans to spend $10 billion more in capital expenditures this year than previously anticipated as the company works to meet surging demand for Google Cloud.

Alphabet Inc.'s Q2 saw 12% revenue growth, fueled by Google Cloud's 20.7% margins and AI adoption. Click for my updated look at GOOGL stock post earnings.

Sundar Pichai's fortune could have increased by a billion dollars had he chosen to hold onto Google shares sold over the past decade.

Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai praises a standout Q2 driven by AI-powered growth across divisions, with Google Search and Cloud showing strong momentum and boosting revenue.

We came across a bullish thesis on Alphabet Inc. on Stock Analysis Compilation’s Substack. In this article, we will summarize the bulls’ thesis on GOOG. Alphabet Inc.’s share was trading at $191.15 as of July 21st.

AI is a main theme of second-quarter earnings as Alphabet reports this week. Tesla, Mattel, Hasbro and Coca-Cola also report, as Trump policies remain top of mind.

After months of underperforming their tech peers, Alphabet Inc. shares are finally showing signs of life as investors bet that a strong earnings performance will outweigh concerns about a looming antitrust ruling.

Shares of Alphabet Inc. GOOGL +3.03% Get Free Report GOOG +2.86% Get Free Report rose sharply in pre-market trading after the company reported better-than-expected second-quarter financial results. The company increased its investment i n capital expenditures in 2025.

While there are lingering concerns about Google’s search business in the long run, analysts see some positives ahead of upcoming second-quarter results.

Alphabet Inc.’s earnings beat Wednesday was the latest milestone in what’s been an explosive run since early 2023, during which the company has added more than $1 trillion in market value and returned about 120% to investors.

Las Vegas Sands earned an adjusted 79 cents a share in the second quarter, beating analysts’ estimates of 53 cents. Revenue of $3.18 billion topped consensus of $2.84 billion. Shares of the casino and resort operator were up 4.3%.