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Alphabet reported a 12% revenue increase for its search segment, missing estimates for the second straight quarter despite record query growth. The company posted a negative free cash flow of $9 billion, causing its stock to plummet about 10%. While cloud revenue nearly doubled to $31 billion, analysts warn AI agents may eventually cannibalize search demand.
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