Comparing these two giants is interesting, as one seems to have more problems emerging while the other is full steam ahead. Alphabet is doing incredibly well as a business. Its core business is ...

Apple(NASDAQ: AAPL) and Alphabet(NASDAQ: GOOG)(NASDAQ: GOOGL) have never ended the day in the $5 trillion market cap club. The only company to ever achieve that feat is Nvidia(NASDAQ: NVDA), and it's ...

Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) touched a $5 trillion market cap last week before its fiscal third quarter report landed on July 30. You are watching a stock that spent much of last year lagging the AI trade ...

Alphabet's $460B Cloud backlog and a 4% share pullback make it the sharper pre-earnings setup versus Apple's 43 P/E after a 20% rally. Google doubled CapEx to $36B and guided for $175B to $185B in ...

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Apple arguably has the best compounding business model on the planet. That's why it's been a longtime Buffett favorite. The key to Apple's business is its closed-loop ecosystem. Once a consumer buys ...

Throughout his storied career at Berkshire Hathaway, Warren Buffett has not been a big investor in tech stocks. However, the famed investor helped Berkshire build two tech positions, which the ...

Alphabet is now rated Hold due to stretched valuation and a completed AI-driven re-rating. GOOG’s full-stack AI integration and dominant platforms justify a premium, but current multiples exceed ...

NEW YORK — Investors weighing Alphabet Inc. against Apple Inc. as 2026 unfolds confront a classic growth-versus-stability choice, with Wall Street tilting toward Alphabet's AI-fueled momentum and ...

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Alphabet declined to answer one of its investors during questions about Google’s AI deal with Apple on Wednesday’s fourth-quarter earnings call. Instead of responding to an analyst’s question about ...