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Chamath Palihapitiya says Mark Zuckerberg avoids emphasizing Meta Platforms Inc.‘s (NASDAQ:META) advertising roots because “great engineers” would rather join companies seen as leaders in space, search or artificial intelligence, even though ads remain the engine funding Meta’s costly AI push. Meta’s Ad Machine Funds Its AI Push "Zuck never mentions it because he knows the great engineers want to work at a space/search/ai company… Not an advertising company," Palihapitiya wrote on X, responding

Prediction market traders now see little chance that Google releases its next flagship Gemini Pro artificial intelligence model before September, underlining a delay that has dragged on for most of the year. On Polymarket, the largest betting exchange for real-world events, contracts give...

Alphabet Inc.’s Waymo has won California approval to dramatically expand its driverless ride-hailing footprint, clearing the company to scale across the San Francisco Bay Area and Los Angeles while adding Sacramento and San Diego as new markets. California Clears Waymo’s...

Berkshire gets a lot of attention for its stake in Alphabet, but these purchases are worth exploring, too.

The ETN promising triple exposure to Nvidia, Meta, Apple, and the rest of the AI elite sounds like a dream trade until you examine what happened the last time these stocks hit a rough patch.

Google recently made changes to Search, particularly AI Overviews and AI-driven search, which could weaken the flow of users from Google to Reddit.

On August 10, 2026, OpenAI closed a $7 billion tender offer to buy back employee shares at an $852 billion valuation. Within days, two senior operators departed. On August 11, chief operating officer Brad Lightcap announced his exit. Two days later, chief revenue officer Denise Dresser departed after roughly eight months. Ed Zitron’s newsletter Where’s ... “What Happens If OpenAI Dies?” Here’s Why Ed Zitron Thinks OpenAI Is Running Out Of Time

Spirit Airlines' proposed $10 million sale of internal business data to Alphabet's (GOOGL) Google wi

The Magnificent Seven once powered Wall Street. Lately, though, analysts fear their collective story will end like the old Yul Brynner film.

Alphabet has raised A$5.5 billion ($3.89 billion) via ‌its inaugural Australian dollar debt issuance, ‌according to a term sheet seen by Reuters, ​adding to the hectic pace of fundraising by global tech companies. The U.S. tech giant raised the amount by issuing 3-, ‌5-, 10- and ⁠20-year bonds, the term sheet showed. The company set the ⁠coupon at 6.9% for the longest tenure bond tranche, according to the term ​sheet.

Oracle's AI data center bet faces financing risks, but a record backlog, expanding partnerships and strong guidance bolster the growth case.

Alphabet Inc (NASDAQ:GOOG) is preparing to raise as much as A$5 billion through its first Australian-dollar bond sale, potentially setting a record for the country’s corporate debt market. The Google parent is considering 3-year, 5-year, 10-year and 20-year tranches. The shorter maturities...

Google, OpenAI, and other AI companies are vacuuming up corporate data from both large public companies and small enterprises.

The $4 trillion club is about to get more crowded.

Magnite (NASDAQ:MGNI) said growth in connected television advertising, expansion of its programmatic technology and potential changes to Google’s advertising technology practices are central themes for its business outlook. Speaking at an Age of AI technology conference, Senior Vice President of In

The billionaire's family office sold five chip and photonics stocks in a single quarter -- and made two of its biggest bets on the companies writing the checks for AI instead of chasing them.

Alphabet Inc. is poised to pay just under 7% to borrow longer-dated funds in its debut Australian dollar bond deal, in potentially its highest-ever coupon, underscoring how broader demands for cash among hyperscalers around the world are feeding into more costly funding almost everywhere.

While the Nasdaq sold off hard Tuesday and AI-heavy tech names took a beating, one Magnificent 7 stock quietly closed in the green. The reason why reveals a growing fault line inside big tech that investors may have been ignoring.

All three quarters ended June 30. The smallest of the three cloud giants is growing at about double the pace of the other two.

In the past quarter, Berkshire Hathaway Inc. reported Q2 2026 results showing revenue of US$101.81 billion and net income of US$25.67 billion, with earnings per share from continuing operations of US$17,868. Alongside this earnings jump, Berkshire’s new CEO Greg Abel oversaw a very large ramp-up in equity purchases, including an 83% increase in the Alphabet stake, and the company’s biggest share buyback since 2021. Next, we’ll examine how Greg Abel’s renewed appetite for large-scale equity...

Buffett's wisdom is timeless.

Alphabet (GOOGL) has been active across capital markets, leadership changes and product rollouts, giving investors fresh data to assess how the company is funding and prioritising its artificial intelligence ambitions. See our latest analysis for Alphabet. Despite the flurry of bond issues, AI product launches and leadership changes around Google DeepMind, Alphabet’s 1 year total shareholder return of 71.25% and 5 year total shareholder return of 145.82% contrast with a recent 90 day share...

Berkshire increased its Alphabet holding to nearly 106 million shares worth $37.8 billion.

Custom silicon may open another path into hyperscaler spending

Google's AI infrastructure bill is enormous, but its cloud acceleration gives investors something tangible.

OpenAI (OPAI.PVT) released a new version of ChatGPT with updated parental controls and safety guardrails for teenage users. Yahoo Finance Tech Editor Dan Howley outlines the growing safety concerns around AI and the features of this new AI model.

Tech stocks were lower late Tuesday afternoon, with the State Street Technology Select Sector SPDR E

Campaign finance records show at least four billionaires quietly funding the opposition—and the fight is only growing stronger

Issuers sold nearly than $90 billion in convertible bonds in the second quarter, the strongest on record.

AI Stocks Under Pressure: Nvidia, AMD and Micron Sink as Geopolitical Risks Rise