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Meta's next major AI model release has been pushed back nearly two months to external developers, per the WSJ — here's what the delay means for META investors.
Meta unveiled an agentic AI tool for business operations at its London WhatsApp conference — here's what the enterprise push means for META investors.
Meta confirmed layoff locations across Playa Vista and Menlo Park in its latest round of cuts — here's what the disclosures mean for META investors.
Meta extended funding for its independent watchdog through 2028 and held its quarterly dividend steady — here's what it means for META shareholders.
New Texas DMV filings show Waymo has 577 autonomous vehicles in the state vs. Tesla's 42 — here's what the gap means for GOOGL investors.
Meta is rolling out paid tiers across Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp, and its AI chatbot — here's what the move means for META's revenue diversification.
Google is one of four tech giants backing the DCII, a nonprofit push to deploy next-gen energy tech in data centers — here's what it means for GOOGL investors.
Google faces its largest EU antitrust fine yet over search monopoly allegations. The penalty size, what triggered it, and what it means for GOOGL shareholders.
Meta lays off 8,000 employees as Mark Zuckerberg signals continued restructuring; senator questions AI's broader labor impact amid workforce cuts.
Star Wars film 'The Mandalorian' launches with $100M opening weekend, signaling strength in Disney's theatrical slate as the company pursues streaming-to-film strategy.
Alphabet and NVIDIA stood out as the biggest Mag 7 winners this earnings cycle, with Google Cloud growth described as showing bullish acceleration, per Yahoo Finance.
Take-Two beat Q1 revenue estimates with $1.68B in sales and reaffirmed GTA VI's Nov. 19 launch, though annual bookings guidance came in below Wall Street forecasts.
Morgan Stanley turned bullish on TTWO after Take-Two confirmed a Nov. 19, 2026 release date for Grand Theft Auto VI. Here's what the analyst action means.
Meta announces significant workforce reduction focused on artificial intelligence operations as part of broader organizational restructuring effort.
At Google I/O 2026, Alphabet launched AI agents integrated into Search and a faster, lower-cost Gemini model for enterprise — here's what was announced.
Promevo, trusted by 3,000+ organizations, launched three specialized Google Cloud AI services built around Alphabet's Gemini platform to drive enterprise adoption.
Google I/O opened as Alphabet trades near $390, with Wall Street holding 62 Buy ratings and analyst consensus at Strong Buy heading into the developer event.
Alphabet Class C shares gained 3.97% on Wednesday amid technology sector momentum and AI product announcements.
Alphabet gained nearly 4% on Wednesday amid broad tech strength and reports of AI product launches including Googlebooks.
AST SpaceMobile tumbled 11.62% on Tuesday, May 12, amid broader weakness in space stocks ahead of a potential SpaceX IPO.
Verizon gained 1.12% on Tuesday as CEO outlines cost-reduction and AI strategy amid $12B bond sale.
FOXA fell 0.62% on Tuesday after Q3 EPS beat estimates, with distribution revenue offsetting ad weakness.
FOX fell 0.10% on Tuesday despite Q3 EPS surpassing consensus, buoyed by distribution revenue strength.
Fox stock jumped 8.09% on Monday, May 11, as Q3 EPS exceeded estimates despite year-over-year revenue decline.
AST SpaceMobile shares recovered sharply on Monday, May 11, even as Q1 results revealed a revenue miss and wider losses. Full-year guidance was reaffirmed.
EchoStar swung to a net loss in Q1 while subscriber declines outpaced expectations, though stock rallied 2.69% on Monday, May 11.
Alphabet shares fell on Monday, May 11, as new AI-related security concerns surfaced alongside plans for a yen-denominated bond offering to fund AI infrastructure.
Fox Corp posted Q3 FY2026 revenue of $3.99B and non-GAAP EPS of $1.32, beating consensus by 36.4%. Shares rose $2.31 on Monday, May 11.
Meta stock edges lower amid policy concerns, but 62% EPS growth and 33% revenue expansion affirm AI investment thesis.
Disney jumped 7.54% as new CEO Josh D'Amaro's strategic initiatives drive streaming profitability, marking a major inflection point for the entertainment conglomerate.
Disney's streaming business turned a corner with robust profit growth, while parks and experiences posted strong results in Q2 2026.
Meta shares drop despite 62.4% earnings growth and 33.1% revenue expansion, signaling caution on future capex demands.
Class C shares surge on 31.1% earnings growth and strong operating leverage amid $700B hyperscaler AI spending.
Alphabet stock rallies on 18% revenue growth and 31.1% earnings expansion driven by cloud and AI infrastructure investments.
Alphabet's Class A shares reached $350.34 (+1.7%) as the company hits $2T valuation milestone on AI momentum.
Alphabet reached $2 trillion market cap with shares up 1.8% as Gemini AI and strong earnings growth drive investor optimism.
Verizon climbed 1.6% as recent subscriber gains spark optimism, though earnings contraction signals competitive pressure.
Subscriber gains fail to offset operating profit decline; integration costs weigh heavily.
Meta gains to $675.03 as geopolitical headwinds fail to derail stock momentum amid AI and advertising strength.
Alphabet gains to $342.32 amid strategic AI positioning, though competitive pressure from lower-cost AI models emerges.
Alphabet shares touched $344.40, just below their 52-week peak of $349.00, as an Anthropic investment and broad AI tailwinds bolster the bull case.
Verizon topped Q1 earnings estimates, lifted its full-year EPS outlook, and recorded its first spring postpaid phone additions since 2013.
Charter's stock crashes after Q1 results disappoint on profit despite subscriber gains, signaling execution challenges ahead.
Meta gains 2.4% to $675 as Big Tech momentum overcomes regulatory setback on Manus AI startup purchase, signaling geopolitical risk.
Alphabet ticks 1.4% higher to $342 as market acknowledges AI partnerships, though pricing pressure from DeepSeek signals intense competition.
Alphabet shares climb to $344.40, near their 52-week peak, backed by strong fundamentals and an overwhelming analyst buy consensus.
Verizon topped Q1 earnings estimates and lifted its full-year EPS outlook. Postpaid phone additions hit their best spring performance since 2013.
CMCSA crashes 12.90%; negative earnings growth and 5.3% trailing P/E reflect existential fiber and satellite threats.
Meta climbs on broad tech momentum; forward P/E of 18.8 suggests valuation reset after AI-driven rally.
Alphabet Class A shares rise in tandem with tech sector rally, reflecting unchanged fundamentals and steady AI positioning.
Alphabet Class C shares climb as the company positions itself as a core AI beneficiary in the market's broadening growth narrative.
Charter Communications fell sharply after subscriber losses reignited fears over fiber and satellite competition. Valuation remains low as analysts stay cautious.
Alphabet trades sideways as investors weigh robust 18% revenue growth against elevated capex for AI infrastructure.
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