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Google parent Alphabet reported revenue and earnings for the first quarter that topped estimates. The stock jumped over 4% in extended trading before paring its gains. Let's see what happened.Let's look at Google's earnings reportThe company's revenue for the period reached $69.787 billion, an increase of 2.61% year-over-year, beating analysts' expectations of $68.9 billion; earnings per share reached $1.17, exceeding analysts' expectations of $1.07.Google reported core advertising revenue of $54.548 billion, down 0.2% year-over-year, in the third quarter since the company went public;Revenue from YouTube ads: $6.69 billion, exceeding analyst estimates of $6.6 billion;Revenue from Google Cloud: $7.45 billion, beating analyst estimates of $7.49 billion;The Traffic Acquisition Costs (TAC) we

In 2022, technology stocks will fall miserably, and in 2023, there will be a salted fish turnaround. Even if recession warnings keep ringing and technology-focused banks, such as Silicon Valley Bank and Signature Bank, go bankrupt, investors will continue to buy technology stocks this year, with the Nasdaq up 17% so far this year.图片If you want to take advantage of the rebound in U.S. technology stocks, the following two Nasdaq stocks may be about to rise sharply.1. $Okta Inc.(OKTA)$ Like other software stocks, shares of identity software provider Okta Inc. (OKTA ) tumbled last year. As for the reason, the company admitted that the acquisition of Auth0 was a mistake, and now the integration of the sales force has become a difficult problem. In addi

During Earnings Season, many companies released their reports. Some companies experienced roller coaster ride after the earnings release. You can find the stocks that rose or fell most in "Movers & Shakers" on Tiger Trade app.In this article, we gonna brief four companies missed expectations:1. $Royal Philips NV(PHG)$ up 14% after EPS & Revenue all beating estimates The release of quarterly results sparked buying in Philips, which surged 14% after the company took advantage of an improving supply chain and the impact of restructuring efforts. Philips reported Q1 EPS of EUR0.22, EUR0.08 better than the a