Google's C-Class Shares Surge 1.24% Amid Diverse Portfolio and Strong Earnings
Monday, Aug 19, 2024 4:01 am ET
GOOG --
GOOGL --
As of last week, Google's C-Class shares (GOOG) increased by 0.96%, marking a two-day uptrend with a total gain of 1.67%. Over the past week, however, the stock dipped by 0.39%, though it has risen by 17.06% year-to-date. The latest market capitalization stands at $2,027.95 billion.
On August 15, 2024, Google's C-Class shares had a trading volume of $2.993 billion, ranking 13th in the U.S. stock market for that day. The trading volume was down by 17.65% from the previous day, with 18.39 million shares changing hands. GOOG closed at $163.17 per share, up 0.70%. Over the past five days, the stock slid 0.41%, decreased 5.76% over the month of August, increased 15.78% year-to-date, and gained 26.38% over the last 52 weeks.
Alphabet Inc., the holding company for Google and its various subsidiaries, was restructured in 2015. Originally founded in California on September 4, 1998, Google was re-incorporated in Delaware in August 2003. Alphabet operates across various sectors, including technology, life sciences, capital investment, and research. Its subsidiaries encompass Google, Calico, GV, Google Capital, Google Fiber, among others. Google's business focuses on internet search, cloud computing, ad technologies, and the development and delivery of numerous internet-based products and services.
On August 14, 2024, Google’s C-Class shares saw a trading volume of $3.635 billion, ranking 12th in the U.S. stock market for the day. This marked a 72.55% increase in trading volume from the previous day, amounting to 22.51 million shares traded. However, GOOG shares fell by 2.35% to close at $162.03. Over the past five days, the stock increased by 0.80%, decreased by 6.42% throughout August, rose by 14.97% year-to-date, and gained 24.38% over the last 52 weeks.
Alphabet continues to diversify its interests across various sectors, maintaining a robust portfolio that includes numerous innovative ventures. Google's core activities remain focused on advancing internet search capabilities, promoting cloud computing solutions, and refining its advertising technologies.
On August 12, 2024, Google’s C-Class shares recorded a trading volume of $2.047 billion, ranking 14th in the U.S. stock market for the day, which was a 7.41% decrease from the previous day, with 12.43 million shares traded. GOOG shares declined by 0.87% to settle at $163.95. Over the past five days, the stock increased by 2.06%, decreased 5.31% throughout August, increased by 16.33% year-to-date, and gained 25.95% over the last 52 weeks.
August 16, 2024, saw Google's C-Class shares rise by 1.24%, with the stock trading at $165.19 as of 22:02, reflecting a trading volume of $5.91 billion. Financial reports indicate that as of June 30, 2024, Google's revenue reached $165.281 billion, representing a year-over-year increase of 14.47%. The net profit attributable to shareholders was $47.281 billion, up by 41.48% compared to the previous year.
Alphabet Inc.'s diverse portfolio and continuous innovation in technology and internet services drive its growth and maintain its competitive edge in various industries.
On August 15, 2024, Google's C-Class shares had a trading volume of $2.993 billion, ranking 13th in the U.S. stock market for that day. The trading volume was down by 17.65% from the previous day, with 18.39 million shares changing hands. GOOG closed at $163.17 per share, up 0.70%. Over the past five days, the stock slid 0.41%, decreased 5.76% over the month of August, increased 15.78% year-to-date, and gained 26.38% over the last 52 weeks.
Alphabet Inc., the holding company for Google and its various subsidiaries, was restructured in 2015. Originally founded in California on September 4, 1998, Google was re-incorporated in Delaware in August 2003. Alphabet operates across various sectors, including technology, life sciences, capital investment, and research. Its subsidiaries encompass Google, Calico, GV, Google Capital, Google Fiber, among others. Google's business focuses on internet search, cloud computing, ad technologies, and the development and delivery of numerous internet-based products and services.
On August 14, 2024, Google’s C-Class shares saw a trading volume of $3.635 billion, ranking 12th in the U.S. stock market for the day. This marked a 72.55% increase in trading volume from the previous day, amounting to 22.51 million shares traded. However, GOOG shares fell by 2.35% to close at $162.03. Over the past five days, the stock increased by 0.80%, decreased by 6.42% throughout August, rose by 14.97% year-to-date, and gained 24.38% over the last 52 weeks.
Alphabet continues to diversify its interests across various sectors, maintaining a robust portfolio that includes numerous innovative ventures. Google's core activities remain focused on advancing internet search capabilities, promoting cloud computing solutions, and refining its advertising technologies.
On August 12, 2024, Google’s C-Class shares recorded a trading volume of $2.047 billion, ranking 14th in the U.S. stock market for the day, which was a 7.41% decrease from the previous day, with 12.43 million shares traded. GOOG shares declined by 0.87% to settle at $163.95. Over the past five days, the stock increased by 2.06%, decreased 5.31% throughout August, increased by 16.33% year-to-date, and gained 25.95% over the last 52 weeks.
August 16, 2024, saw Google's C-Class shares rise by 1.24%, with the stock trading at $165.19 as of 22:02, reflecting a trading volume of $5.91 billion. Financial reports indicate that as of June 30, 2024, Google's revenue reached $165.281 billion, representing a year-over-year increase of 14.47%. The net profit attributable to shareholders was $47.281 billion, up by 41.48% compared to the previous year.
Alphabet Inc.'s diverse portfolio and continuous innovation in technology and internet services drive its growth and maintain its competitive edge in various industries.