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Google bought millions more SpaceX shares last quarter as its original $900 million investment grew to about $69 billion.
Seven sectors are higher and four are lower in Friday’s regular session, with growth sectors holding the top three positions. The leaders are separated rather than clustered, with no single gap clearly standing apart from the other breaks across the table.
The Nasdaq 100 had its worst day since 2020, but credit barely moved. S&P Global's Gavan Nolan tells Benzinga why three stocks stand out.
Microsoft is outperforming its major tech peers in free cash flow generation, while Amazon, Alphabet, and Meta Platforms are operating with negative free cash flow. The article suggests Microsoft may not be receiving sufficient recognition for this financial strength compared to its competitors.
Alphabet stock has been a topic of discussion primarily due to market reaction to its recent earnings update. The article notes that Alphabet, along with Amazon and Microsoft, experienced significant market movement, with Alphabet stock down 1.93% at the time of writing.