AI fears hammer Google parent’s stock, erasing $500 billion in value

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Alphabet, Google's parent company, lost 13% of its stock value in one day amid AI-related investor concerns. Shares of Google parent company Alphabet sank by as much as 15.8%, on course for the company’s worst single-day drop in history. Covered by 5 outlets: 3 lean left, 2 lean right.
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Google parent company's stock falls nearly 13% in worst day since company went public
Alphabet, Google's parent company, lost 13% of its stock value in one day amid AI-related investor concerns. CBS News contributor Javier David has more.
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Google parent company takes $500bn market hit over AI fears
Shares in Google's parent Alphabet are on course for one of their sharpest one-day falls on record.
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AI fears hammer Google parent’s stock, erasing $500 billion in value
Shares of Google parent company Alphabet sank by as much as 15.8%, on course for the company’s worst single-day drop in history.





