We recently compiled a list of the Jim Cramer Discusses 17 Stocks And Blasts Zero Day Options. In this article, we are going to take a look at where Alphabet Inc. (NASDAQ:GOOGL) stands against the other stocks.

Alphabet (NASDAQ:GOOGL) has turned the heat up in its conflict with the Justice Department, pushing back on its remedy proposal.  Don't

A judge ruled in August that the company has a monopoly in general search services and general text advertising. The question now is what should be done about it.

After hitting a new high on Dec. 11, Google stock has pulled back as analysts mull the future of its cash cow internet search business.

In a report released on December 23, Justin Post from Bank of America Securities maintained a Buy rating on Alphabet Class C (GOOG – Research

Google has flipped the script. After months of being dragged through the mud for losing its early advantage in artificial intelligence, the tech giant has

Alphabet's Google's proposed changes to its search results to comply with EU tech legislation has received the thumbs up from lobbying group Airlines for Europe whose members include Air France KLM and Lufthansa .

Google CEO Sundar Pichai reportedly said he has slashed 10% of its managerial roles since last year as part of the Big Tech giant’s efforts to become more efficient.

Apple Inc. has asked to participate in an upcoming antitrust trial that will focus on Google LLC’s practices in the search market. Reuters reported the request today, citing a court document filed on Monday.

Undervalued Alphabet presents a strong buy opportunity with AI, cloud growth, and Quantum Computing innovations driving future profitability. Read more here.

Quantum computing represents massive opportunities if the company involved can be the first to market with a feasible device. Alphabet ( GOOG -0.24%) ( GOOGL 0.06%) seems to be on that track, as a chip produced by its Google subsidiary just posted an unbelievable score on a benchmark test.

A subsidiary of Polish e-commerce platform Allegro filed a lawsuit on Monday against Google owner Alphabet , Google Ireland and Google LLC, seeking 2.33 billion zlotys ($567.60 million) in damages, Allegro said in a statement.