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Alphabet's P/E of 14 versus Meta's 23, paired with 82% cloud growth and 58 analyst buys, makes it the stronger AI value play. Meta's $10.44 EPS beat masks an $8 billion tax windfall, with normalized ...

Minecraft master Craftee harnesses the power of legendary linguistic entities to conquer the world of blocks and triumph over the ultimate challenge. Bruce Willis attends daughter’s wedding in rare ...

Alphabet (NASDAQ: GOOGL) and Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) both reported Q2 results on July 22, 2026, and both got sold. Only one earned it. Google crushed estimates with Cloud accelerating to 82% growth.

Alphabet (GOOGL) beat Q2 EPS estimates by 199% while Tesla (TSLA) missed by 39%, yet both stocks sold off on the same day. Both companies burned free cash flow, but Alphabet's drain funds a growing ...

Net income is normally one of the best metrics when assessing a company. It subtracts nonoperating expenses like interest and taxes from operating income. Companies with positive operating income can ...

One down, three to go. Alphabet kicked off Big Tech earnings this week — telling Wall Street it plans to spend even more than previously expected on artificial intelligence. Now, the question is ...

This is in regard to the July 23 LNP | LancasterOnline letter “Socialism may be our only choice from the left in 2028”: I usually get a laugh from these letters claiming that we could be one election ...

The four are starting Discovery Loop, a public benefit corporation that plans to use artificial intelligence (AI) to automate scientific and engineering research. Investors treated the news as a loss.

The latest tariff announcements from President Donald Trump have thrown investors for a loop. "Markets are digesting a lot of conflicting information right now. We continue to see a strong macro ...

The interview that Dallas Morning News reporters conducted Sunday on NBC5’s “Lone Star Politics” with former Dallas Mayor Laura Miller was a first-class discussion of the governance woes of our city.