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Alphabet signs five-year carbon credit deal with Mitti Labs

Alphabet has agreed a five-year carbon credit arrangement with Mitti Labs, adding a climate-linked offsets project that intersects with its AI and agriculture interests.

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  • Alphabet signs five-year carbon credit deal with Mitti Labs

    A Yahoo Finance report says Alphabet has entered a five-year carbon credit agreement with Mitti Labs tying AI, agriculture and carbon offsets. The deal is presented as a climate-linked project that could factor into Alphabet’s broader sustainability and capital priorities. It may matter to investors judging how the company balances climate initiatives with heavy AI and infrastructure spending.

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  • Bank of America traffic data cited as catalyst for recent Alphabet share rally

    A Kobaran Markets report says Alphabet’s shares climbed for a third straight session after Bank of America highlighted August web-traffic data showing Google search visits up 3% year-over-year. The note attributes the rally to evidence that Google’s core search franchise and Gemini adoption remain resilient amid AI competition.

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  • Pershing Square closed its Alphabet stake in Q2, bought Meta and Netflix

    The Motley Fool reports Bill Ackman’s Pershing Square sold its position in Alphabet during the second quarter and redeployed capital into Meta Platforms and Netflix. The move is notable because Pershing Square was a visible investor and its reallocation may reflect portfolio-level views on relative opportunity within big tech.

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  • Analysis: Alphabet’s elevated AI capex is pressuring free cash flow and could continue

    An analysis highlights that Alphabet’s heavy 2026 capital spending — raised to a range of $195 billion to $205 billion — led to a negative free cash flow in the June quarter and could compress cash flow further if sustained. The piece notes Alphabet still has a strong balance sheet but that prolonged high capex will lengthen cash payback periods and raise volatility for shareholders.

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  • Senate drafting proposal could give regulators power to block release of frontier AI models

    U.S. senators are reportedly drafting legislation that would create a federal duty-of-care framework allowing regulators to block or require mitigation before developers release frontier AI models, potentially subject to judicial review. The proposal could affect Alphabet’s Gemini releases and the timeline for monetizing AI investments tied to Google Cloud.

    via TabTab2d agoSource

  • Waymo begins public robotaxi rides in Las Vegas and partners to target Tokyo 2027 launch

    Waymo has started offering fully autonomous rides to the public across a roughly 24-mile area in Las Vegas. The company also announced partnerships with Japan’s Go Inc. and Nihon Kotsu to target a fully driverless Tokyo service in 2027, initially with a small fleet scaling toward about 100 vehicles; launches remain subject to regulatory approvals and local validation.

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  • Analyses highlight Alphabet’s large AI-driven bond issuance among Big Tech borrowers

    Market commentary notes that Alphabet was among major tech firms issuing large amounts of debt as companies fund AI-focused data-center expansion, contributing to roughly $220 billion of big-tech bond issuance over the prior year and altering credit market dynamics for hyperscalers.

    via TabTab3d agoSource

  • Coverage reports Alphabet raised $70 billion and suspended buybacks to finance AI buildout

    Analysts and market coverage cite that Alphabet raised about $70 billion of financing and has paused share buybacks to fund large AI and cloud infrastructure investment, increasing long-term debt and interest expense versus prior quarters. Coverage frames the move as central to how Alphabet is funding its massive 2026 capital program and cloud expansion.

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  • Alphabet paid quarterly dividend on Sept. 14, boosting shares

    Alphabet executed its scheduled quarterly cash dividend of $0.22 per share on September 14, 2026, which drew fresh buying interest and helped push shares higher ahead of the payment. The dividend and related income-oriented flows were cited as a catalyst for intraday buying in coverage of the move.

    via TabTab3d agoSource

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