D.A. Davidson analyst Gil Luria sees Alphabet stock doomed to trade at an unimpressive 16 times earnings, unless the company ...

The recent U.S. District Court ruling that Alphabet (NASDAQ: GOOGL) (NASDAQ: GOOG) operates as an illegal monopoly in two key segments of the digital advertising market has tremendous implications for ...

Alphabet's net income is far higher than either of these two. Investors are worried about an economic slowdown or a government breakup of the company. So, if the market decided to snap its fingers ...

Google’s parent company Alphabet could very well be worth more ... In fact, however, the breakup that the federal government imposed was a huge success, as you can see from the accompanying ...

Investing.com -- A full-scale breakup of Alphabet is the only way to unlock the tech giant’s true value, according to a new research note from DA Davidson. While maintaining a Neutral rating on the ...

Chrome, Android, AI, and more. The government argues that Google’s search ad business has been a monopoly. It might be one segment that Alphabet could spin out. Alphabet had $96.5 billion in the ...

Alphabet's robust cash flow and profitability, with net profits projected at $146.15 billion for 2025, make it an attractive investment vs. peers. See more here.

Since ads are its primary source of revenue, a breakup of the business might seem to bode poorly for the Google parent. Nonetheless, advertising is just one of many businesses under Alphabet's ...

A breakup of Alphabet would likely separate its ad businesses from its other enterprises. Alphabet owns more than 200 businesses, according to some estimates. The company does not reveal specific ...