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Although Alphabet (NASDAQ: GOOG) (NASDAQ: GOOGL) briefly eclipsed the $2 trillion threshold in late 2021, it hasn't returned to that level since. For Alphabet to return to that exclusive club by next year, it would need to return 18%. While that's not a high threshold, Alphabet has a few hurdles to overcome before achieving and maintaining a $2 trillion valuation...

The writers strike in Hollywood is a big problem for entertainment companies and streaming services. Its video-sharing platform YouTube has a big advantage over Netflix, Disney, and many other content producers...

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For many investors, stock investing has become a necessity to help keep up with the effects of inflation. Yet, buying stock is a complex decision, as investors need to consider a wide range of factors before investing in any stock...

IXP is heavily influenced by tech companies, particularly Google, which makes up around 30% of the fund. Explore why direct investment in GOOG may be more favorable...

It was recently unveiled that NVIDIA has expanded its partnership with Alphabet's Google Cloud to advance AI computing, software, and services. The AI frenzy continues...

Elon Musk posted on X that soon users will be able to use the app to make video and audio calls. Meta Platforms CEO Mark Zuckerberg (META) probably isn't worried about the announcement, says Jefferies Senior Analyst Brent Thill. "I think the market is big enough. I think users go to the platforms for different reasons," Thill explains, adding that Meta's platform is very "sticky." Thill says advertisers are moving their ad dollars from X to other platforms, "in all of our checks Google and Meta are taking market share away from them." Thill goes on to say that users are staying on Google (GOOGL) and Meta's platforms and, as a result, they are gaining advertiser market share, "Google and Meta are in really phenomenal positions." Advertisers "are not going to the other platforms," Thill says...