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Google parent Alphabet shares fall 5% after earnings beat. Here’s what’s happening

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Google parent Alphabet shares fall 5% after earnings beat. Here’s what’s happening

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Sawdah Bhaimiya
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  • Google parent Alphabet’s shares fell on Thursday after the company beat Wall Street’s expectations on earnings and revenue.
  • The company said it would increase spending on artificial intelligence in 2026, which has spooked investors.
  • Investors are dumping software stocks this week over concerns that AI tools could replace traditional software products.

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