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Quint Tatro, Joule Financial founder and president, joins 'Power Lunch' to discuss Tatro's investing take on three stocks: Alphabet, Disney and Salesforce.
Investors typically pay close attention to shares held by renowned hedge fund managers, especially when volatility on the Street increases. Therefore today, we discuss three Bill Ackman stocks.
Now is a great moment to invest in technology stocks as a potential artificial intelligence (AI) revolution may lie ahead. It's wise to spread your investment across a basket of players that could win in the AI market over time.
As of late 2023, the US economy seemed poised for a controlled slowdown, with hopes of easing inflation and steadier growth. However, 2024 has brought surprising developments.
Quantum computing will bring about the next computing revolution that could very well overshadow the prescient artificial intelligence (AI) craze. There are certain kinds of problems that are effectively impossible or inefficient for conventional, classical computers to solve, but not for quantum computers.
Google is pulling links to California news sites ahead of pending news-focused legislation. That bill, dubbed the California Journalism Preservation Act (CJPA), would require Google to pay for providing news content.
There are reasons to be optimistic about Alphabet's growth prospects. Management is figuring out how to monetize AI capabilities.
Nvidia's processors are the gold standard for training and running AI systems. Rivals and customers alike have been scrambling to develop competing solutions.
Not to minimize what Google had on display, but the company failed to give all but a passing nod to its core business — except in the context of generative AI, of course.
In the current market scenario, the one sector that promises significant returns in the coming years is the tech sector. Driven by artificial intelligence ( AI ), the tech sector has been thriving, and tech stocks have been hitting new highs over the past few months.