Alphabet earnings top estimates, YouTube ad revenue falls short

Category: Finance

Alphabet reported Q2 earnings with EPS of $1.89 and revenue of $84.74 billion, surpassing analyst expectations. Google Cloud and Ad revenue exceeded forecasts, while YouTube ad revenue fell short.

Keywords: Alphabet, Earnings Report, Google Cloud

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Update At: 7/24/2024

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