The Google logo is pictured on the Internet company's pavilion at the CES technology trade fair in Las Vegas. Andrej Sokolow/dpa The European Commission on Wednesday said its preliminary findings ...

(Reuters) -Google parent Alphabet Inc's disappointing ad sales sparked worries across the digital media sector on Tuesday as advertisers cut back on their spending in the face of an economic slowdown.

Alphabet GOOGL is a behemoth in the digital advertising market, in which Snap SNAP is the smaller challenger. Increasing deployment of AI and machine learning is driving content creation, while ...

Google holds 90% of global search market share and 85% of search ad spend. Advertising accounted for $74.2B of $102.3B total ...

Alphabet beat second-quarter revenue and profit estimates on Tuesday, driven by a rise in digital advertising sales and healthy demand for its cloud computing services, but flagged that capital ...

Alphabet has spent most of its life being treated as a proxy for the health of online advertising. That lens no longer fits.

Mar Vista Investment Partners, LLC, an investment management company, released the “Mar Vista Focus strategy” second quarter 2024 investor letter. A copy of the letter can be downloaded here. In the ...

Movies, TV, and books have long tried to depict what the future of cities might look like, whether it’s Coruscant from the Star Wars prequels or New New York from Futurama. But, despite there being a ...

Our theme of Digital Advertising Stocks - which includes Internet platforms players and ad technology players - has underperformed a bit this year, rising by just about 15% year-to-date, compared to ...

Google parent Alphabet rode continued momentum in digital advertising in the third quarter, reporting total revenue of $53.6 billion in the quarter, not counting traffic acquisition costs. Earnings ...

Alphabet’s advertising revenues are expected to benefit from strong search and YouTube advertising revenues. Google continues to dominate the Search business with more than 90% share, followed by ...