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Alphabet (NASDAQ: GOOG) Share Price and News

$298.79 $-6.94 (-2.3%) 21 March 2026 at 7:00:00 am AEDT

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About Alphabet

Last updated 21-03-2026, 07:00:00am AEDT
Current Price $298.79
Change $-6.94 (-2.3%)
Close Price $298.79
Open Price $304.07
Bid $300.20
Ask $300.80
Day Range $296.75 - $304.37
Year Range $142.66 - $350.15
Volume 34,763,531
Average Volume 20,632,089
Market Cap $3,707,738,502,258.00
Earnings Per Share $10.81

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    Why Alphabet stock crashed 25% in the first half of 2022

    | Nicholas Rossolillo

    Even mighty tech titans were doled out their fair share of market punishment.

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    4 potential winners from Netflix's advertising plans

    | Adam Levy

    Netflix needs a big partner or two for its forthcoming ad-supported tier.

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    Better stock-split buy: Alphabet or Tesla?

    | Bradley Guichard

    These titans will be splitting their stocks shortly. But which one will outperform in the long run?

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    Alphabet's stock split: The real reason it matters

    | Jake Lerch

    Should investors use the upcoming stock split to build a position?

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    4 reasons to buy Alphabet before its stock split

    | Leo Sun

    The tech giant is still a promising long-term investment.

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    Why Alphabet stock fell 18% in April

    | Jeremy Bowman

    Broad market headwinds and a disappointing earnings report pushed the tech giant's stock lower.

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    Alphabet stock fell following Q1 report. Is it a buy?

    | Brett Schafer

    Stock performance for the technology giant is now flat over the last 12 months.

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    Why Alphabet stock slumped on Wednesday

    | Danny Vena

    Google's parent company delivered a mixed earnings report.

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