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Alphabet's Trading Volume Surges 39.84% to $69.46 Billion, Securing Ninth Place in Market Rankings

Market BriefMonday, May 12, 2025 8:01 pm ET
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On May 12, 2025, Alphabet's trading volume reached $69.46 billion, marking a 39.84% increase from the previous day, placing it ninth in the day's stock market rankings. Google A (GOOGL) shares rose by 3.74%.

Google has launched the "AI Futures Fund," a new initiative aimed at supporting startups in the artificial intelligence sector. This fund will provide eligible startups with Google investments, early access to AI models, and hands-on support from Google's experts. This move is part of Google's broader strategy to foster innovation and stay at the forefront of AI technology.

Google's cloud computing platform, GCP, contributes approximately 10% to Alphabet's total revenue. The company's investments in emerging technologies, including AI, are expected to drive future growth and diversification of its revenue streams.

Despite recent regulatory challenges, Alphabet remains optimistic about its growth prospects. The company has been the target of negative regulatory rulings against its advertising and search businesses, which could potentially impact its core operations. However, Alphabet is confident in its ability to navigate these challenges and continue to innovate.

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