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Google's parent company Alphabet reported first-quarter sales that were roughly in-line with estimates, with the tech giant showing resilience in its key ...

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The earnings miss dragged Alphabet shares lower, with the stock down nearly 20% this month alone.

Alphabet’s stock has fallen roughly 17% so far in 2022, while the Nasdaq Composite index down 19% this year. Netflix co-CEO Reed Hastings said that in an effort to return to growth, the company would explore offering a lower-priced subscription tier with ads, though it will take several years to implement. Citing increased competition and “password sharing,” the company said that it expects to lose more subscribers in the current quarter.

Wall Street's favorite FAANG is mired in its worst monthly stock performance in two years and analysts are counting on earnings to pull it out of the ...

Alphabet missed on top and bottom lines for the first quarter. YouTube showed particularly weak results. Other Bets, which includes self-driving car unit ...

The unit lost slightly more than the previous year with $1.15 billion. However, the cloud division is still losing money, reporting an operating loss of $931 million, compared to $974 million a year earlier. Porat says YouTube "modest growth" mostly in direct response ads. The video site was a particular beneficiary of the pandemic, when users were primarily at home on their devices. Google's revenue came in at $68.01 billion, growth of 23% from the same period last year. $7.51 billion expected, according to StreetAccount

Alphabet, Inc., Google's parent company, reported disappointing earnings numbers for the first quarter after today's closing bell, sending share prices ...

YouTube advertising revenue – a major Google growth driver – for the first quarter crossed the wires at $6.9 billion versus an expected $7.5 billion. The weak YouTube advertising numbers were likely due to the iPhone’s ad-targeting changes. Google suspended services across Russia in response to its actions as well as to comply with US and EU sanctions. After-hours trading saw the stock price fall over 5%, extending a 3.59% drop at the closing bell. That pushed many technology stocks, including Google, lower in the first quarter of the year. Alphabet Inc., Google’s parent company, reported mixed first-quarter corporate earnings following today’s closing bell.

Alphabet's board has authorized a huge stock buyback program of $70.0 billion of its Class A and Class C shares, representing about 4% of its market cap based ...

It spent $13.30 billion in Q1 for stock buyback and generated a free cash flow of $15.32 billion. Q1 adjusted EPS of $24.62 missed the consensus of $26.11, a rare miss after seven quarters of consistent beat. Google's traffic acquisition costs grew by 23.5% Y/Y to $1.99 billion. The company ended Q1 with $133.97 billion in cash and equivalents, down from $139.65 billion last in Q4. It generated an operating cash flow of $25.11 billion, up from $19.30 billion last year. Google parent clocked $39.62 billion (+24.3% Y/Y) in revenue from the 'Google search and other' segment, $6.87 billion (+14.4% Y/Y) from YouTube ads, $8.17 billion (+20.2% Y/Y) from Google Network, totaling to $54.66 billion from Google advertising. The search giant reported $6.81 billion from 'Google other' and $5.8 billion (43.8% Y/Y) from Google Cloud.

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(Reuters) -Google parent Alphabet Inc on Tuesday reported first-quarter revenue below expectations as YouTube sharply missed Wall Street targets and ad ...

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