Google performance drives Alphabet stock buyback

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Cloud turned a profit, advertising held up.

Google performance drives Alphabet stock buyback
Alphabet has announced a US$70 billion ($106 billion) stock buyback, after first quarter revenue and profits beat estimates on the back of rising demand for Google's cloud services and better-than-expected ad sales. Alphabet reported a slight dip in first-quarter ad sales from a year ...

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