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Ackman's Pershing Square hedge fund largely exited from its massive Alphabet position in Q1 and initiated a stake in Microsoft.

Alphabet said recently that enterprise companies could save up to $1 billion annually by switching from frontier AI models to Gemini. The company is betting that its latest version of Gemini, which just received a price cut, will convince more companies to switch to its AI services.

Google Overview is responding to single-word searches like a chatbot. Instead of providing definitions for words, AI Overview is treating search terms as commands.

NVIDIA and Alphabet delivered some of the biggest highlights from the Mag 7 group in the Q1 earnings cycle, with Google Cloud sales showing bullish acceleration while NVIDIA's Data Center results again broke records.

At first glance, this information may look more like a reason not to invest in these companies.

Wall Street is buzzing over reports of SpaceX's supposedly imminent initial public offering. Market mavens point to a June, 2026 IPO, with the stock trading under the symbol SPCX on Nasdaq.

Alphabet's Google on Friday appealed a Washington federal judge's ruling that it ​holds illegal monopolies in online search and ‌related advertising.

Google asked a federal appeals court on Friday to reverse a judge's ruling that it had violated antitrust laws, as well as a requirement it share some data with rivals.