Wall Street prepared for a lower open as Alphabet and AMD forecast disappointing earnings. Alphabet's focus on AI investments and AMD's decreasing data center sales fueled concerns. Other companies, ...

Alphabet's Q4 revenue missed estimates, but adjusted EPS exceeded expectations; the company plans $75 billion in capital expenditures for 2025, focusing on AI and cloud infrastructure. Walmart is ...

YouTube ad sales also drew praise from the Street, up 13.8%. Here's what Wall Street is saying about Alphabet's squishy quarter. Keep an eye on the Yahoo Finance analysis section of Alphabet's ...

YouTube ad sales also drew praise from the Street, up 13.8%. Here's what Wall Street is saying about Alphabet's squishy quarter. Keep an eye on the Yahoo Finance analysis section of Alphabet's ticker ...

NEW YORK (AP) — Wall Street drifted higher Wednesday as gains for most stocks outweighed drops for Alphabet and some other big-name companies following their latest profit reports. The S&P 500 ...

Tech giants face investor scrutiny as Wall Street grapples with mixed earnings reports and ongoing economic uncertainties. (AP/Richard Drew) Alphabet and AMD stocks decline despite strong profits, ...

Alphabet's revenue for its total advertising business came in at $72.5 billion in the fourth quarter, up 10.6% year over year, and slightly above Wall Street's estimates.

Pressure is growing on Alphabet from Wall Street, and “investors will be asking what new products will be emerging to warrant the higher level of investment,” according to UBS analysts led by ...

Kendrick Lamar, widely regarded as one of America’s most innovative and influential rap artists, has made history once again with his groundbreaking diss track "Not Like Us." This controversial ...

His rap song Perfect Timing had gained traction, and he even walked the runway at the Louis Vuitton Fashion Show in Paris the year prior. His father, Deion Sanders, had built a legendary career by ...

The Grammys finally unveiled the Best Rap Song category for the 46th Grammy Awards in 2004. The first honor went to Eminem for his diamond-selling track "Lose Yourself," marking his ninth Grammy ...