Google parent Alphabet beats quarterly revenue estimates
- Alphabet released its first-quarter earnings report Thursday afternoon.
- The company achieved these results despite facing competitive, legal, and economic challenges including trade war impacts.
- Investment in artificial intelligence infrastructure grew, and the company announced a significant stock repurchase and dividend increase.
- Net income surged 46 percent to $34.5 billion as revenue rose 12 percent to $90.2 billion, exceeding estimates.
- The robust results boosted shares in after-hours trading, demonstrating search and cloud strength.
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Bursa Malaysia opens higher in tandem with positive Wall Street
KUALA LUMPUR: Bursa Malaysia opened higher today in tandem with positive Wall Street overnight performance, buoyed by encouraging corporate earnings, especially from Google's parent company, Alphabet Inc, which came in higher than forecast. © New Straits Times Press (M) Bhd
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