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Tokyo Stock Exchange Plummets After AI Dip
Several leading Asian stock exchanges are following the direction of yesterday's trading on Wall Street, where technology-heavy stocks plummeted. The Tokyo Stock Exchange's Nikkei 225 index was down 3 percent after a few hours of trading on Thursday, while the broader Topix index pointed to a minus of 2.
The worst day of the year on Wall Street
Wednesday's stock market trading in New York was pitch black and resulted in the year's largest stock market fall. The broad S&P 500 index fell 2.
Alphabet's profit higher than expected
Google's parent company Alphabet reported a result exceeding expectations in its interim report, reports CNBC. The IT giant's revenues landed at 84.
Weak decline on Wall Street
The leading indexes on the New York Stock Exchange fell on Tuesday. However, the index movements were not large.
Google makes a U-turn – keeps the cookies
Google changes its mind. The tracking of what internet users do remains.
Blows off deal worth 240 billion kronor with Google
It will not be a purchase of the cybersecurity company Wiz for Google's owner Alphabet, reports [Wall Street Journal](https://www. wsj.
Happy Miners on Wall Street
The stock market sentiment was upbeat when the trading week began in the USA. The S&P 500 index rose 1.
Alphabet close to record-breaking acquisition
The search giant Google's owner Alphabet is in talks to buy the cybersecurity company Wiz for around 23 billion dollars (equivalent to 243 billion kronor), reports the newspaper The Wall Street Journal, citing sources. The Wiz deal would be the largest Alphabet acquisition of all time and an agreement can be presented shortly, according to the newspaper.
AI can devour Google's climate goals
Google's goal of reducing its emissions to zero by 2030 will be very difficult to achieve – the development of AI is consuming more and more energy, which increases emissions. This is evident from an environmental and climate report from Alphabet, Google's parent company.
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