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Google’s out with its Q3 2026 earnings, chronicling the company’s financial performance over the past few months. It was a miss on revenue for the company that operates YouTube and the popular search engine, and a miss on the EPS (earnings per share) number.
Gemini 4 Argon is Alphabet's most advanced model yet, with major coding, cybersecurity, and complex professional work improvements.
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Google's AI search is pulling in more queries than ever, but the company's own executives are now admitting that growth in that format is costing them money, and the pressure is building on a business that funds everything else Alphabet does.
Google parent Alphabet lost over $500 billion in market value Thursday as investors questioned AI's impact. Imaan Mazari and Hadi Ali Chattha were charged over an incident in 2024, when England's cricket team was touring Pakistan.
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Google Loses $500 Billion In One Day As AI Fears Shake Markets
Google’s parent company, Alphabet, lost more than $500 billion in market value in a single day after revealing the scale of its investments in artificial intelligence (AI). The dramatic plunge marked the largest single-day loss in Google’s history and the second-largest among US-listed companies. The crash followed Alphabet’s latest earnings report, which raised concerns that AI-generated summaries in Google Search could be affecting its advertising revenue. In its latest update, Alphabet reaffirmed its commitment to heavy investment in AI technology, raising concerns among shareholders over whether its massive bets will pay off. The tech giant’s latest earnings report showed that Google is also benefiting from the AI boom, particularly through Google Cloud, where revenue grew by 103%. However, Alphabet’s profits fell by 25% last quarter, while its negative cash flow reached $9 billion, almost double the previous quarter’s figure. Cash flow measures the money left after a company pays for its operations and investments, meaning Alphabet is currently spending more than it is bringing in. Microsoft and Amazon have also outlined plans to spend heavily on AI, joining Google in the race to develop the technology despite growing concerns over its safety.
