On Monday Alphabet announced earnings for Q4 2015 and both EPS and revenue beat expectations. Earnings of $8.67 per share topped estimates of $8.17 per share, while revenue of $17.3 billion surpassed estimates of $16.9 billion. Moreover, Alphabet became the world’s most valuable public company, as shares were up more than 8% in after hours trading. The company passed Apple, which had held the market cap throne since 2010.
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Alphabet (GOOGL) Market Capitalization
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Apple vs. Alphabet Market Capitalization Over Time
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Alphabet (GOOG) Revenue Breakdown: Google vs. Other Bets
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Alphabet (GOOGL) Street Actual & Estimate EPS – Last 5 Quarters
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Alphabet (GOOGL) Actual & Estimate Revenue – Last 5 Quarters
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Alphabet (GOOGL) Net Income – Last 5 Quarters
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