Alphabet authorized its first-ever dividend of 20 cents per share, as well as a new $70 billion share repurchase. The news, announced alongside first-quarter earnings, helped to send the Google ...
Shares in Alphabet are up 22% year to date. The company has rallied investors with a solid turnaround in its ad business.
Alphabet is joining its tech peers like Microsoft, Apple, and Meta in the dividend club. Its $0.20 dividend is its first ever, and it also authorized an additional $70 billion in buybacks.
Long nagged by Wall Street to become more shareholder-friendly in their capital allocation program, Alphabet this afternoon said it will start paying a quarterly dividend of 20 cents a share.
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Needham & Company senior research analyst Laura Martin previews Alphabet's first-quarter earnings report on 'The Claman Countdown.' Google parent company Alphabet joined a handful of rival tech ...
Google's corporate parent Alphabet Inc. on Thursday released a quarterly report showing it's still reaping double-digit revenue gains from its digital advertising empire while sowing potentially ...
On Thursday, Alphabet Inc., the company behind Google, poured the news that it will start paying out dividends to all share holders for 20 cents per share. Google and Alphabet Inc. CEO Sundar ...
Google parent Alphabet Inc.’s stock soared 12% in after-hours trading Thursday following huge spikes in revenue and net income that trounced analysts’ predictions — as well as its first-ever ...
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