Alphabet Inc.

Alphabet's stock has surged more than 70% since its April low, adding roughly $1.2 trillion to the company's capitalization

Alphabet became the fourth company with capitalization over $3 trillion 

Amazon.com, Inc.

Tesla, Inc.

After buying the startup Zoox in 2020, Amazon has invested billions of dollars in the startup and now it can finally show the world what it's come up with

'Toaster on wheels': Amazon has begun competing with Alphabet and Tesla in the robot cab market

Investment Bank raised its target price on shares of Google's holding company by 25% 

ChatGPT is not a hindrance: Evercore named Alphabet stock a favorite among blue chips

Apple Inc.

A U.S. federal court has stopped short of requiring Google to sell Chrome, but has banned exclusive pre-installation agreements for the services. Kraft Heinz will split the business into two separate divisions - North American Grocery and Global Taste Elevation - after years of weak sales. The world fashion industry was shaken by the news of the death of 91-year-old George Armani, the creator of the legendary Armani brand. The main events from September 1 to 5 are in our review.

Highlights of the week: Google decision, Kraft Heinz to split, George Armani dies

Shares of Alphabet (Google's parent company), however, were up 1.5% in trading on Sept. 5

Google fined nearly €3 billion in Europe for advertising market abuse

Salesforce, Inc.

American Eagle Outfitters, Inc.

Figma

C3.ai, Inc.

ConocoPhillips

HealthEquity, Inc.

Dollar Tree Inc. R

Macy's, Inc.

Broadcom Inc.

Meta Platforms, Inc.

Microsoft Corporation

Daily review and forecast of events on the U.S. stock market from Mikhail Denislamov, Deputy Director of Freedom Capital Markets Research.

A morning in New York: technology remains in focus

Several analysts have raised their target prices on shares of parent company Alphabet following the court's ruling in the antitrust case

"The weight of uncertainty has been lifted": how the Google case ruling will affect him and Apple

What investors expect in the U.S. stock market on September 3

New York Morning: September kicks off with a risk-off sign

NVIDIA Corporation

Uncertainty over duties and rising bond yields spoiled investor sentiment  

'Wake up when September is over': U.S. stocks have started fall with a dip 

Google has managed to avoid the toughest scenario in its monopoly case against the US government. The company will not have to sell its popular Chrome browser, which plays an important role in its advertising business. Quotes of Google's parent company soared. Barclays earlier warned that the forced sale of the browser would be a "black swan" for the search giant's investors and would trigger a stock crash.

"Black Swan" didn't arrive: Google avoided worst-case scenario in monopoly case

Morningstar analytical agency <a href="https://www.morningstar.com/stocks/10-stocks-best-fund-managers-have-been-selling">studied the</a> portfolios of the best performing funds and named 10 companies whose shares their managers decided to reduce. Some of these stocks already look overvalued, but getting rid of them could be for other reasons as well. Here are which stocks the best portfolio managers chose to sell:

Microsoft, Amazon, Apple: which stocks the best managers are selling

U.S. stock futures are down after Nvidia's report - revenue from the company's key segment fell short of Wall Street's high expectations. Google is betting on efficiency: having reduced the number of managers of small teams by 35% and launched a program of voluntary exits, the company is trying to reduce bureaucracy and keep the balance after large-scale layoffs. At the same time, American corporations are conducting record buybacks: in July alone, $166 billion worth of buybacks were announced, and the total amount exceeded $1 trillion by August. These and other topics are discussed in our review of key events by the morning of August 28.