Alphabet (Class C)

State regulators approve 20-year DTE contracts for Google data center in Wayne County

State regulators have unanimously approved a 20-year electricity contract between DTE Energy and Google for "Project Cannoli," a proposed data center in Van Buren Township. The agreement mandates Google pay for at least 80% of the electricity it uses, safeguarding other DTE customers from bearing the project's costs and potentially leading to lower electricity bills for Michigan families and businesses.

Alphabet (GOOG) director Frances Arnold plans to sell 83 shares around September 30, 2026.

Alphabet director Frances Arnold filed a Form 144 indicating a proposed sale of 83 shares of Alphabet Inc. Class C Capital Stock, valued at approximately $28,257, around September 30, 2026. This filing also details previous sales by Arnold, including 112 shares on June 30, 2026, and 82 shares each on July 30, 2026, and August 28, 2026. The shares to be sold were acquired through a restricted stock lapse on September 29, 2026.

Form 4 Alphabet Inc Class C For: 26 September By Investing.com

This article from Investing.com is a regulatory Form 4 filing for Alphabet Inc Class C (GOOG) dated September 26. It indicates that there are no comments yet on this particular filing. The article provides financial market data and related news but the core content focuses on the Form 4 announcement.

How Much Must Google Cloud Be Worth to Justify Alphabet’s Valuation?

This article examines how much Google Cloud's value contributes to Alphabet's overall valuation, given its rapid growth and operating income. It uses a sum-of-parts sensitivity analysis with hypothetical multiples to estimate Cloud's impact on Alphabet's $4.09 trillion enterprise value. The analysis highlights that while Cloud's growth is significant, the durability of Search and other Services, along with continued infrastructure spending and margin persistence, remain crucial for Alphabet's investment case.

Google Just Went Nuclear in Georgia. These 2 Industrial Stocks Get Paid to Build It.

Google has partnered with Georgia Power to fund upgrades at two nuclear plants, Vogtle and Hatch, increasing their capacity by 96 MW to support new data centers. This deal is expected to benefit industrial stocks GE Vernova and Brookfield Renewable Corporation, as GE Vernova provides reactor services and equipment for the Hatch plant, and Brookfield Renewable's Westinghouse Electric Company is involved with the Vogtle plant. However, the deal requires state regulatory approval and will take time to implement, so investors should view it as a positive sign for the growing AI power market rather than an immediate catalyst.

Alphabet Has More Growth Engines Than Investors Think, We See 63% Upside

Alphabet (GOOG) is poised for significant growth, with 24/7 Wall St. setting a $559 price target, representing a 63% upside. The company's growth is driven by its rapidly expanding Google Cloud business, which saw 82% growth and margin expansion, and its AI platform, Gemini, which has nearly a billion users. Despite these strong growth engines, Alphabet trades at a discount compared to rivals like Microsoft and Meta, making it an attractive investment with high conviction.

Nvidia's $150B buyback could fuel next stock rally

Nvidia has announced a massive $150 billion stock buyback plan, bringing its total authorization to $235 billion. Historically, Nvidia shares have gained 24% in the 12 months following large buyback announcements, and firms with large buybacks typically return 12% over four years. This move suggests Nvidia's CEO, Jensen Huang, may view the company's shares as undervalued given its declining forward P/E ratio despite strong growth in the AI sector.

Michael Rowles steps back as Live Nation General Counsel after 20 years, with Chewy’s Da-Wai Hu taking the role

Michael Rowles is stepping back from his role as Live Nation's General Counsel after two decades, transitioning to a reduced role until the end of 2029. Da-Wai Hu, previously General Counsel at Chewy, will take over as Executive Vice President, General Counsel, and Secretary starting November 2, 2026. This leadership change occurs as Live Nation continues to navigate significant antitrust litigation and other legal challenges.

History Says Alphabet Stock's 15% Pullbacks Have Usually Paid Off Within a Year

Alphabet vs. Apple: Which Consumer AI Tech Stock Has an Edge Now?

Alphabet stock last at USD 339.41, up 0.12 percent in New York trading

Alphabet Inc. (GOOG) Class C stock was last traded at USD 339.41 in New York on September 25, 2026, marking a 0.12% increase from its prior-session close. The stock opened at USD 339.18 and traded above its reference level throughout the reported intraday period. Tigress Financial reiterated a Buy rating and raised its price target for Alphabet to USD 485, while broader market futures also showed gains.