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Alphabet (NASDAQ: GOOG) Share Price and News

$304.69 $1.13 (0.4%) 5 March 2026 at 2:26:58 am AEDT

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About Alphabet

Last updated 05-03-2026, 02:26:58am AEDT
Current Price $304.69
Change $1.13 (0.4%)
Close Price $303.56
Open Price $302.95
Bid $304.62
Ask $304.77
Day Range $300.83 - $304.69
Year Range $142.66 - $350.15
Volume 231,969
Average Volume 21,775,658
Market Cap $3,672,165,320,000.00
Earnings Per Share $10.81

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