Alphabet Enters $3 Trillion Market Cap Club as Big Tech's AI Momentum Builds

(Reuters) - Google parent Alphabet hit a market capitalization of $3 trillion for the first time on Monday, riding on renewed optimism around artificial intelligence and a favorable antitrust ruling. Read More

Google Parent Alphabet Just Hit $3 Trillion — Here's What Drove It Higher

Google's parent Alphabet hits $3 trillion market cap following lighter-than-expected antitrust ruling. Google Cloud division driving growth. Read More

Google parent Alphabet enters $3 trillion market cap club, powered by AI optimism and legal relief

Alphabet's shares surged, propelling it into the $3 trillion market-cap club alongside tech giants like Apple and Microsoft. This milestone was fueled by easing regulatory concerns, strong cloud ... Read More

Google's parent company reaches $3 trillion market cap

Alphabet, the holding company for the search giant, is now one of four tech giants with the valuation following a mostly favorable anti-trust ruling earlier. Read More

Google Parent Alphabet's Market Cap Hits $3 Trillion for First Time

Alphabet's stock has added roughly a third of its value this year, making it the best-performing member of the Magnificent Seven for 2025 so far. Read More

Alphabet Stock Hits New All-Time High On AI, Cloud Momentum

Shares of Google parent Alphabet hit a new all-time high Monday. The stock is being buoyed by a string of positive developments in its artificial intelligence and cloud computing divisions. Get a Year ... Read More

Meta, Google Reportedly Sign $10 Billion AI Cloud Services Deal

Meta PlatformsMETA has signed a six-year cloud services deal with Google parent AlphabetGOOGL, The Information reported late Thursday, citing sources. Google rose slightly early Friday while Meta lost ... Read More