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$346.59 +139.11 (+67.05%)2025-08-272026-08-28
$414.33$370.62$326.91$283.19$239.48$195.772025-08-272026-08-28
Entry price$320
Price target$430
Next earningsWed, 28 Oct 2026Earnings calendar →

About Alphabet Inc

Alphabet Inc. is the parent company of Google and one of the world’s largest technology businesses. Its core operations include Google Search, YouTube, Android, Chrome, Google Play, Gmail, Google Maps, and Google Cloud. The company makes most of its money from digital advertising, particularly through Search and YouTube, while also generating revenue from cloud services, app store purchases, subscriptions, hardware, and enterprise technology solutions.

Beyond its core Google businesses, Alphabet also invests in longer-term growth areas through its “Other Bets” division, which includes projects such as Waymo, its autonomous driving business. In simple terms, Alphabet is a global technology platform built around how people search for information, watch content, use mobile devices, access software, and increasingly, use artificial intelligence. Its scale, product reach, and role in the digital economy make it one of the most important companies in global technology.

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