(Reuters) -Amazon.com shares fell 4% on Friday after the technology heavyweight's quarterly cloud computing revenue growth disappointed investors waiting for a bigger payoff from heavy spending on AI.

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The stock market was up and down with Trump tariff fears in focus. Palantir led big earnings winners. Google and Amazon were ...

Amazon.com, Microsoft, and Alphabet all fell after earnings. The common theme was disappointment in the cloud.

I have a feeling we haven’t heard the last of the quantum computing trend. Even if the emerging technology is many years (or ...

Alphabet, which held the stake through its Google LLC unit, sold its remaining 114,554 Snowflake shares in the fourth quarter. Google LLC first disclosed a stake of 535,604 Snowflake shares for the ...

The results echoed the slowdown at Microsoft and Alphabet-owned Google, and highlighted how U.S. cloud-computing giants were ...

FY24 results showed 12% constant revenue growth and 31% EPS growth. Click here to find out why I reiterate a buy rating for ...

Google has announced it will scale back some of its diversity hiring targets, aligning with a broader trend among U.S. companies reducing or abandoning diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) programs.

Like several other major tech companies, Google sells some of its technology and services to the federal government, ...

Google is scaling back its diversity goals and policies in response to President Donald Trump’s opposition to diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) programs.

Alphabet's Q4 earnings beat EPS estimates but missed revenue expectations, causing a sell-off. Read why I believe this is an ...