Investors are closely watching the upcoming earnings reports from Alphabet (Google) and Tesla, as the Big Tech earnings season kicks off amidst market volatility and surging Brent crude prices. Analysts are also providing strategies for investors to protect against potential downside risks related to Tesla's earnings.

Billionaire investor Bill Ackman clarified that his hedge fund, Pershing Square, sold its Alphabet (Google) shares to fund a new $2.1 billion position in Microsoft, not due to a bearish outlook on Google.

Alphabet (Google) is broadening the integration of personal intelligence features across its search engine, the Gemini app, and Chrome browser in the United States.

Regulators in the United States and European Union are intensifying their focus on artificial intelligence safety, particularly concerning major tech companies like Alphabet (Google) and Meta Platforms. This scrutiny highlights growing concerns over the development and deployment of AI technologies.

Alphabet (Google) maintains its 'Market Outperform' rating, though Citizens flags the risk of AI talent retention, indicating potential challenges for the tech giant in a competitive AI landscape.

Warren Buffett's successor, Greg Abel, reportedly invested heavily in Alphabet (Google), while Bill Ackman nearly dumped his fund's entire stake in the tech giant.

Alphabet, Google's parent company, plans to invest 180 billion euros in artificial intelligence, positioning itself among the top tech companies in the sector.

Billionaire investor Stanley Druckenmiller has reportedly sold his stake in Alphabet (Google) and acquired two new stocks that are direct investments in agentic AI technologies.

Alphabet (Google) is rolling out a new version of Google Finance in Europe, powered by its Gemini AI model. This platform aims to provide advanced stock market and macroeconomic analyses, potentially revolutionizing investing by making sophisticated tools more accessible.