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Shares of both Alphabet Inc GOOG GOOGL and Apple AAPL are trading higher on Wednesday after a ruling from a U.S. judge.
Has Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA) stock finally peaked after failing to march higher following a quarterly result that can only be described as strong, but not surprisingly so?
The stock popped 6% in premarket trading, adding tens of billions in market value within hours.
The remedies targeting Google's search dominance will give a major advantage to the AI chatbots disrupting the industry. Will Google Search be able to survive in the long term?
Both Class A and C shares of Alphabet (GOOG 8.32%) (GOOGL 8.27%) popped about 8.4%, as of 10:48 a.m. ET today, after a federal judge ruled that the conglomerate will not have to divest its massive Chrome search business.
Alphabet Inc. scored a major win as a judge rejected harsh antitrust penalties, removing a key regulatory overhang and boosting market sentiment. Q2 2025 results were stellar: revenue up 14%, net income up 19%, and Google Cloud revenue surging 31.6%, showing operational excellence and growth. AI and Cloud are driving Alphabet's next leg of growth, with major enterprise deals and accelerating adoption building a durable competitive moat.
Google avoided a forced breakup in the antitrust case, boosting investor confidence and sending the stock up over 7% in after-hours trading. Despite being required to share data with rivals, Google's strong earnings, robust advertising growth, and cloud momentum support my continued conviction in the stock. Waymo and YouTube remain key growth pillars, while Google's financial strength allows for heavy AI and autonomous vehicle investment without jeopardizing stability.
Morning Brief host Allie Canal breaks down the latest market news for September 3, 2025. A federal judge ruled that Google will not have to divest its Chrome browser as part of the DOJ's antitrust case against the company.
Alphabet Inc (NASDAQ:GOOGL) stock gave the Nasdaq-100 Index (NDX) a lift this morning.
Alphabet will not have to divest its Chrome browser or Android operating system. Transcript: Caroline Woods: Let's start by talking about Alphabet because Alphabet shares are powering higher today, really giving the NASDAQ a boost following that antitrust win.