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Alphabet shares dropped 12% on Thursday, erasing $511bn in market value, marking the company's biggest loss since its 2004 listing. Google Search revenue rose 12% to $63.35bn, yet total revenue of $127.6bn missed forecasts due to heavy AI data center spending.
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Alphabet Shares Plunge 10.5% on Weak Results
Alphabet Stock Slides 10.2% on AI Costs

Alphabet's stock falls 12%+, wiping a record $500B from its market cap, after reporting negative cash flow amid its AI spending; the Nasdaq falls 1.4%+ (Stephen Morris/Financial Times)