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Google Stock Gets Fresh AI Catalyst as Alphabet Unveils Agents, Chips Before Earnings

Google Stock Gets Fresh AI Catalyst as Alphabet Unveils Agents, Chips Before Earnings

NEW YORK, April 23, 2026, 9:48 AM EDT Shares of Alphabet's Google edged close to $340 on Thursday, following the debut of fresh enterprise AI tools and custom chips during its Cloud Next event. Investors kept eyes on Google Cloud in the leadup to earnings next week. The Class A stock changed hands at $339.89 during the morning, putting Alphabet’s valuation right around $4.1 trillion.
23 April 2026
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Nvidia Stock Today: NVDA Rises as Google Unveils New AI Chips, Still Backs Vera Rubin

Nvidia Stock Today: NVDA Rises as Google Unveils New AI Chips, Still Backs Vera Rubin

Nvidia shares climbed roughly 1.3% in premarket trading Thursday, steadying above $200 despite Alphabet’s Google rolling out its latest line of in-house AI chips. The stock got a lift after Google announced plans to be one of the first cloud providers to offer Vera Rubin NVL72, Nvidia’s upcoming AI server platform. Nvidia shares now serve as a real-time barometer for whether major cloud players are still pouring money into AI hardware. Google’s latest update was a mixed bag. The company’s tensor processing units—TPUs—are more powerful, yet Google made it clear it’s sticking with Nvidia’s top-tier gear as AI work shifts from testing phases to full-scale deployment.
23 April 2026
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Alphabet Stock Gets Fresh $410 Target Ahead of Earnings as Gemini and Google Cloud Lift Outlook

Alphabet Stock Gets Fresh $410 Target Ahead of Earnings as Gemini and Google Cloud Lift Outlook

Wall Street handed Alphabet another vote of confidence Wednesday. BMO Capital Markets bumped its price target to $410, while BofA Securities stuck with its Buy call at $370 as the Google parent’s April 29 earnings approach. Shares traded 1.7% higher around $337.93 by midday. Investors want proof that Alphabet’s costly AI push will actually give a lift to search ads and cloud revenue, rather than just soaking up more cash. At its Cloud Next event in Las Vegas on Wednesday, Google made AI agents — these are pieces of software that handle tasks with minimal human involvement — the main feature of its pitch to business clients, and also introduced new in-house chips designed for model training and inference, which is how AI systems spit out answers after they’ve learned from data.
22 April 2026
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Alphabet Stock Slips as Google-Marvell AI Chip Talks Put Spending, Earnings in Focus

Alphabet Stock Slips as Google-Marvell AI Chip Talks Put Spending, Earnings in Focus

New York, April 20, 2026, 2:39 PM EDT Alphabet stock edged down Monday, despite news that Google is negotiating with Marvell Technology on two new artificial intelligence chips—a signal that new AI initiatives aren’t quelling investor unease over spending. Class A shares slipped 0.9% to $338.45 by the afternoon, putting Alphabet’s market cap around $2.94 trillion.
20 April 2026
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US Stock Market Today: S&P 500, Nasdaq Slip From Records as Oil Spike Tests Wall Street Rally

US Stock Market Today: S&P 500, Nasdaq Slip From Records as Oil Spike Tests Wall Street Rally

Stocks in the U.S. edged lower Monday, pulling back after last week’s record-setting rally, with oil prices surging and renewed skepticism around a U.S.-Iran ceasefire dampening sentiment. As of 11:41 a.m. ET, the Dow Jones Industrial Average slipped 0.12%, the S&P 500 dropped 0.33%, and the Nasdaq Composite fell 0.55%. This pullback hits as Wall Street tries to gauge if the rally has legs. Since March 30, the S&P 500 has jumped 12%. On Friday, both the S&P 500 and Nasdaq notched a third consecutive record close. The Nasdaq’s run now stands at 13 sessions—the longest streak since 1992.
20 April 2026
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US Stock Market Week Ahead: Record S&P 500 Rally Faces Iran Risk, Tesla Earnings and Fed Hearing

US Stock Market Week Ahead: Record S&P 500 Rally Faces Iran Risk, Tesla Earnings and Fed Hearing

Wall Street starts the week with a new geopolitical headache. The S&P 500 and Nasdaq closed out Friday setting records, but by Sunday, the Strait of Hormuz remained closed—Iran changed course and kept the crucial passage shut. New talks between the U.S. and Iran are set for Monday in Pakistan. It’s a tricky stretch for investors. Close to 20% of S&P 500 firms are on deck with results this week—Tesla and Boeing land Wednesday, Intel drops Thursday, and Procter & Gamble wraps things up on Friday. Next week brings Microsoft, Alphabet, and Meta.
19 April 2026
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Google’s Reported AI Chip Talks Put Marvell Technology in the Middle of the Custom AI Chip Race

Google’s Reported AI Chip Talks Put Marvell Technology in the Middle of the Custom AI Chip Race

SANTA CLARA, California, April 19, 2026, 08:33 PDT Alphabet’s Google is reportedly negotiating with Marvell Technology on a pair of new chips designed for more efficient AI model performance, according to The Information. The move could push Marvell deeper into the competitive world of custom silicon for major cloud clients. Requests for comment from both Google and Marvell went unanswered, and Reuters was unable to independently confirm the story.
19 April 2026
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Intel Stock Hits Dot-Com-Era High. Now Comes the Earnings Test

Intel Stock Hits Dot-Com-Era High. Now Comes the Earnings Test

Intel Corporation shot up to $70.32 Friday—its highest intraday mark since the dot-com peak—before settling at $68.50. Investors have latched onto momentum around the chipmaker’s AI and manufacturing turnaround. The spike put Intel just shy of its August 2000 all-time high, according to Bloomberg. “Near term catalysts” are in play, noted Gabelli Funds analyst Ryuta Makino. Ben Reitzes at Melius Research said the market is “validating” Intel’s foundry value “daily.” Timing is critical here. Intel drops its first-quarter numbers after the bell on April 23, turning the call into a real-time check on whether the stock’s sharp rally has outpaced what the company’s actually delivering.
18 April 2026
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Alphabet Stock Gets Fresh ‘Undervalued’ Calls Ahead of Google’s High-Stakes Earnings

Alphabet Stock Gets Fresh ‘Undervalued’ Calls Ahead of Google’s High-Stakes Earnings

Alphabet hovered near $337 Friday, with investors eyeing the Google parent’s upcoming earnings on April 29. The Class A stock edged up roughly 0.4% by late morning in New York. Timing’s in focus here. Alphabet heads into its earnings soon, grouped with Meta, Microsoft, and Amazon. Investors are zeroed in on those steep data-center costs—will they pay off fast enough? This week, ASML and TSMC both delivered forecasts that point to the hardware push charging ahead, despite investors wanting more tangible signs of payback.
17 April 2026
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Google Home Gemini Voice Assistant Gets Faster, Smarter as Rollout Reaches 16 More Countries

Google Home Gemini Voice Assistant Gets Faster, Smarter as Rollout Reaches 16 More Countries

Mountain View, California, April 14, 2026, 08:13 PDT On Monday, Google pushed out new Gemini for Home upgrades, targeting some of the nagging frustrations users faced with its early-access voice assistant. It’s supposed to do a better job with things like recognizing when you’ve stopped talking and selecting the correct playlist. Parental controls have also landed in the Google Home app.
14 April 2026
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Nvidia Stock Edges Up, but Broadcom’s Google TPU Deal Raises Stakes in AI Chip Race

Nvidia Stock Edges Up, but Broadcom’s Google TPU Deal Raises Stakes in AI Chip Race

UPDATE: New York, April 8, 2026, 11:26. In late-morning trading, Broadcom was up 3.6% to $346.00, outpacing Nvidia’s 1.8% rise to $181.36, while Alphabet added 3.7% to $316.68.A fresh development not in the original piece: Seaport downgraded Broadcom to Neutral, warning that AI chip suppliers may increasingly have to help finance giant data-center buildouts, a concern sharpened by Broadcom’s own disclosure that the Anthropic deployment is still being discussed with “operational and financial partners.”
8 April 2026
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NVIDIA Corporation Faces Fresh Slurm Scrutiny After SchedMD Deal Raises AI Control Fears

NVIDIA Corporation Faces Fresh Slurm Scrutiny After SchedMD Deal Raises AI Control Fears

Nvidia Corp is under the microscope again after a Reuters piece spotlighted worries among AI and supercomputing pros that its acquisition of SchedMD might steer Slurm—the job-scheduling software widely used on large computing clusters—toward favoring Nvidia hardware. In response last week, Nvidia said its customers “benefit from our open source and free software” and pledged ongoing support and upgrades for Slurm for all users. Slurm sits at the core of the system, handling the queuing, scheduling, and allocation of workloads across vast arrays of processors in AI and high-performance computing environments. That’s why the issue draws attention. After Nvidia disclosed its agreement in December, it stressed that Slurm would stay both open-source and vendor-neutral. SchedMD CEO Danny Auble described the acquisition as a way to “enhance the development of Slurm,” but emphasized it would remain open source.
7 April 2026
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Nvidia Brings Google’s Gemma 4 to PCs and Edge Devices as AI Moves Beyond the Cloud

Nvidia Brings Google’s Gemma 4 to PCs and Edge Devices as AI Moves Beyond the Cloud

Nvidia announced Thursday it has fine-tuned Google’s just-unveiled Gemma 4 artificial intelligence models for use on a range of its hardware, including RTX PCs, workstations, DGX Spark systems, and Jetson edge modules. The move is part of Nvidia’s push to hold onto developers as AI workloads diversify away from massive cloud setups. The company shared details in a blog post, as Google rolled out Gemma 4—its latest open model family. Timing is key here. Nvidia is scrambling to maintain its growth as the AI landscape pivots — training large models is taking a back seat to “inference,” where those models spit out answers, and to agentic systems that handle tasks and use tools for users. Last month at the GTC developer conference, CEO Jensen Huang declared, “The inference inflection has arrived.” eMarketer’s Jacob Bourne pointed to Nvidia's $1 trillion revenue-opportunity projection, saying it “underscores the durable demand” for the company’s AI backbone, even as some investors question whether the big spending will deliver returns.
3 April 2026
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OpenAI Opens Door to Retail Investors as $852 Billion Valuation Raises IPO Stakes

OpenAI Opens Door to Retail Investors as $852 Billion Valuation Raises IPO Stakes

OpenAI is making its stock available to a broader base before a possible IPO, announcing this week that shares will now be part of several ARK Invest-run ETFs, following the close of a $122 billion funding round that set its valuation at $852 billion. The company behind ChatGPT also disclosed it has, for the first time, collected over $3 billion from individual investors via banks. The timing is key: OpenAI wants to convert its surge in consumer interest into more consistent business sales. The company’s funding statement put enterprise at over 40% of its revenue. Reuters has OpenAI shifting resources to Codex and other corporate-focused products.
2 April 2026
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Alphabet Stock Price Target Raised to $397 as Wells Fargo Sees Google Cloud Lift From Wiz and TPUs

Alphabet Stock Price Target Raised to $397 as Wells Fargo Sees Google Cloud Lift From Wiz and TPUs

Wells Fargo bumped its price target on Alphabet up to $397 from $387, sticking with its Overweight call. Shares, though, lingered around five-month lows: Alphabet last traded at $274.38 late Monday morning, barely moving after Friday’s close marked the stock’s lowest point since October 2025, Barron’s reported. Alphabet’s call takes on urgency as it pushes investors to swallow a hefty new spending round. Back in February, the company projected 2026 capital expenditures between $175 billion and $185 billion—a jump that’s left Wall Street pressing for answers on the pace of AI payoffs.
30 March 2026
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Microsoft Stock Selloff Sparks Fresh Bull-Bear Split as Copilot Upgrades Roll Out

Microsoft Stock Selloff Sparks Fresh Bull-Bear Split as Copilot Upgrades Roll Out

Bulls and bears both weighed in on Microsoft’s stock over the weekend, underscoring the divide among investors over how the company’s AI bets should be valued. Debate picked up on Monday, when Microsoft introduced updated Copilot tools aimed at boosting user uptake. That’s a key issue now, with Microsoft no longer getting a pass just for growing revenue. Shares ticked up 1.1% to $360.52 in early Monday trade as Wall Street bounced from last week’s drop, but the lingering question is whether plowing money into data centers, chips, and AI software can actually drive growth—without eating into returns. Back in January, Reuters pointed out that investors were only willing to stomach big AI outlays when those bets translated into real revenue and margin improvements.
30 March 2026
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US Stock Market Today: S&P 500, Nasdaq Hit Six-Month Lows as Oil Surge Rattles Wall Street

US Stock Market Today: S&P 500, Nasdaq Hit Six-Month Lows as Oil Surge Rattles Wall Street

NEW YORK, March 27, 2026, 1:28 PM EDT. Wall Street’s retreat accelerated on Friday, dragging both the S&P 500 and Nasdaq to levels last seen more than six months ago. Tech names took the biggest hits as investors pulled out, while oil kept climbing—President Donald Trump’s 10-day warning to Iran failed to ease anxiety over the Strait of Hormuz. As of 11:40 a.m. ET, the Dow Jones Industrial Average was down 305.57 points, a 0.66% drop. The S&P 500 slipped 0.70% to 6,432.06, while the Nasdaq Composite tumbled 1.10% to 21,171.61.
27 March 2026
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Meta and Alphabet Stocks Slide Again After Social Media Addiction Verdicts Raise Liability Fears

Meta and Alphabet Stocks Slide Again After Social Media Addiction Verdicts Raise Liability Fears

NEW YORK, March 27, 2026, 10:16. Meta Platforms dropped another 2.4% by around 10 a.m. in New York, while Alphabet slipped 1.3% and Snap fell 4%, building on Thursday’s slide in social shares. The two big tech names are still reeling from a pair of U.S. jury defeats this week that have abruptly turned the child-safety controversy into a tangible legal threat for investors.
27 March 2026
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Alphabet Stock News: Nordea Rejigs Google Stake as BDF Gestion, Tompkins Trim Holdings

Alphabet Stock News: Nordea Rejigs Google Stake as BDF Gestion, Tompkins Trim Holdings

Institutional action in Alphabet turned out to be a mixed bag in the fourth-quarter filings: Nordea Investment Management picked up more of one share class, but both BDF Gestion and Tompkins Financial pulled back, paring their stakes. Then this week, Nordea’s latest disclosure revealed a reduction in Alphabet’s alternate listed share class, which complicates any straightforward take on how investors are feeling. The story here is plain. Alphabet's stock isn’t just riding the AI wave anymore: a jury in Los Angeles just held Google and Meta responsible in a youth social-media harm trial, while the Nasdaq has dropped into correction territory as traders rethink risk exposure in big tech.
27 March 2026
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Stock Market Today

  • Raffles Medical Group (SGX:BSL) jumps after AI brain imaging partnership, valuation gap in focus
    July 3, 2026, 12:51 PM EDT. Raffles Medical Group (SGX:BSL) moved after a new partnership with Neurophet to provide AI software for brain MRI scans tied to neurodegenerative diseases. Shares traded at SGD0.93. The one-year shareholder return sits at -5.04%; year-to-date, the stock is down 8.82%. The P/E ratio is 24.3 times, which is below the peer group average of 29.4 but higher than the Asian healthcare industry's 19.9 and just above a calculated fair P/E of 23.8. A DCF model puts value 38.9% higher at SGD1.52, pointing to possible undervaluation. The market is weighing those potential gains against earnings risks and regulatory uncertainty in Singapore and Greater China.
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