Key Points Alphabet hasn’t been paying dividends for very long, and the annual yield isn’t impressive. Yet, Alphabet’s firm capital position and low payout ratio indicate the potential for dividend raises.

OpenAI plans to add Alphabet’s Google cloud service to meet its growing needs for computing capacity, sources tell Reuters.

The crown jewel of Alphabet's business right now is Google Cloud. Growing revenue at 28% year over year, the division is benefiting greatly from the rising demand from AI start-ups to host their computing in the cloud. A leader in the space, Google Cloud is closing in on $50 billion in annual recurring revenue with a long runway to grow.

So Lee, in the last week, we had an analyst talk about alphabet and what they called the Black Swan event. This is what it is. [00:00:15] Doug McIntyre: The stock will drop 25% if they have to spin out Chrome,

Platoon SFC Carlos Aizaga spotlights key functions of a new squad vehicle as the U.S. Army prepares to celebrate its 250th birthday at Fort Bragg in North Carolina. As "GMA" gets ready to move to a new studio, we're taking a look at the place we've called home for nearly 26 years and revisit co-anchors' first days.

The big technology company is pushing ahead at a fast pace to develop artificial intelligence for its services.

Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai says AI will boost, not cut jobs, pledging to hire more engineers through 2026 despite rising automation concerns.

Google and Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai recently appeared in a video podcast with American computer scientist Lex Fridman.

Google is offering buyouts to employees across multiple divisions of the company, including within its search division.

Google says it's tracking how AI tools are making its engineers more productive, freeing them from some of the boring grunt work.

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