Alphabet stock climbed steadily throughout April, with its biggest jump coming at the end of the month after it released stellar first-quarter 2026 results on April 29. On April 30, shares surged 10%.

The Los Angeles Dodgers scratched left-handed pitcher Blake Snell on Friday in Anaheim, hours before their series opener against the Los Angeles Angels. The Dodgers later announced that they’ve placed ...

Alphabet briefly surpassed Nvidia by market cap in after-hours trading this week. Wall Street is increasingly bullish on the company's ability to win in AI at various levels, whether it's in the ...

The Texas Rangers made a surprising announcement Monday afternoon: Right-hander Nathan Eovaldi would not pitch because of discomfort in his left side. The Rangers selected right-hander Jakob Junis to ...

The Los Angeles Dodgers scratched Blake Snell on Friday, hours before the left-hander was scheduled to take the mound in Anaheim against the Angels. Snell is six days removed from his 2026 debut, a ...

This news comes just after Snell had returned to the Dodgers rotation. The left-hander missed the first five weeks of the season with left shoulder fatigue. He returned to action on May 9 and ...

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According to a recent article in the Daily Democrat, the Trump administration is now paying companies billions of taxpayer dollars to abandon offshore wind power projects and is subsidizing coal-fired ...

The injury concerns continue to pile up for the Los Angeles Dodgers. On Friday, the Dodgers scratched left-handed pitcher Blake Snell from his scheduled start against the Los Angeles Angels, per Katie ...

Shares in Alphabet (NASDAQ:GOOGL), Google’s parent company, gained 7% overnight following a US court ruling that the search giant will not be forced to sell off its Chrome browser. Track all markets ...