Alphabet Says 2026 Capex Investments Are Anticipated To Be In The Range Of $175 To $185 Billion
ReutersFeb 4, 2026 9:09 PM
Feb 4 (Reuters) - Alphabet Inc GOOGL.O:
ALPHABET INC Q4 YOUTUBE ADS REVENUE $11,383 MILLION
ALPHABET INC: IN FEBRUARY 2026, WAYMO ANNOUNCED AN INVESTMENT ROUND OF $16.0 BILLION, THE SIGNIFICANT MAJORITY OF WHICH WAS FUNDED BY ALPHABET
ALPHABET INC: QUARTER ENDED DECEMBER 31,RECOGNIZED A $2.1 BILLION EMPLOYEE COMPENSATION CHARGE, PRIMARILY REFLECTED IN RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT EXPENSES
ALPHABET INC Q4 PURCHASES OF PROPERTY AND EQUIPMENT $27,851 MILLION
ALPHABET INC: GEMINI APP HAS GROWN TO OVER 750 MILLION MONTHLY ACTIVE USERS
ALPHABET INC: 2026 CAPEX INVESTMENTS ARE ANTICIPATED TO BE IN THE RANGE OF $175 TO $185 BILLION
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