Alphabet shares tumble in $500bn rout as AI mode hits search revenue

Alphabet shares fell sharply in a roughly $500bn market-value rout after the company said its 'AI mode' has hurt traditional search, with sales and profits missing expectations.

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2026-10-29 21:53 · Financial Times AI
Alphabet shares tumble in $500bn rout

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