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Alphabet (GOOGL.O) fell 1.3% in pre-market trading.
Odaily that Alphabet (GOOGL.O) shares fell 1.3% in pre-market trading. This follows reports that Alphabet's Google lost a €4.1 billion antitrust lawsuit against Android in an EU court.
Google's parent company, Alphabet, announced it will increase its equity funding round from $80 billion to $84.75 billion.
Mars Finance reported on June 3 that Alphabet, Google's parent company, announced it will increase its equity funding round from $80 billion to $84.75 billion. (Wide Angle Observation)
Google's parent company, Alphabet, will launch an $80 billion equity funding round.
According to Foresight News , Alphabet, Google's parent company, announced an $80 billion equity funding round, the largest in the company's history. In a statement, Alphabet said the funding round will consist of three parts: a $30 billion underwritten public offering, a $40 billion market offering (starting in Q3 2026), and a $10 billion private placement to Berkshire Hathaway. The funds will be used to invest in world-class AI computing infrastructure to meet customer needs.
Google loses lawsuit in EU court over €4.1 billion Android fine.
BlockBeats reported on July 2nd that Google's long-running battle with the European Union over a €4.1 billion (approximately $4.7 billion) antitrust fine has finally ended in defeat. The European Court of Justice ruled on Thursday that the regulator's penalty against the US giant for abusing its market dominance in the Android operating system was correct. The European Court of Justice ruled that Google's appeal against the European Commission's penalty should be dismissed. This ruling is legally binding and represents a significant victory for the regulator. The EU has been litigating against Google in the European Court of Justice since the first fine was issued in 2018. In a statement regarding the ruling, the court said: "The appeal by Google and its parent company Alphabet against the decision of the General Court of the European Union has been dismissed, thus upholding the penalty against Google Search for abusing its market dominance in the Android operating system market."
SpaceX's record-breaking IPO could make Google the biggest winner with a 100-fold return and hundreds of billions in profits, while Binance could earn $990 million.
According to BlockBeats, SpaceX, the largest IPO in history, is about to go public on May 20th. Based on the latest price, SpaceX's valuation will be no less than $2 trillion. BlockBeats has compiled the following profit and loss figures for major investors based on publicly available information, according to the equity distribution after SpaceX's merger with AI and SpaceX: Alphabet, Google's parent company, holds 5% of the shares, worth hundreds of billions of dollars, with a net profit of $99.1 billion, representing a return of 110 times. Secondly, Baron Capital is one of SpaceX's long-term major investors. The institution's holdings are worth approximately $23.9 billion, with a profit increase of approximately $21.8 billion, representing a return of 10.4 times. D1 Capital Partners ranked third on the returns list. As an early and ongoing investor, SpaceX is a significant part of its private equity portfolio. The firm's holdings are valued at approximately $22.9 billion, with a profit increase of approximately $22.3 billion, representing a return of 37.2 times. Furthermore, in 2022, CZ led Binance's investment of approximately $500 million to help Musk complete the acquisition of Twitter (now SpaceX). Binance's SpaceX shares have since been converted into SpaceX shares through multiple equity transfers. Binance's holdings are estimated to be worth approximately $1.5 billion, with a profit increase of approximately $993 million, representing a return of 2 times.
Bank of America raised its capital expenditure forecasts for Alphabet, Meta, and AWS.
According to BlockBeats, on July 8th, Bank of America revised its capital expenditure forecasts for Alphabet, Meta, and AWS upwards for 2026 and 2027. Alphabet's 2026 capital expenditure forecast was revised upwards from $187 billion to $195 billion, and its 2027 forecast from $257 billion to $290 billion. Meta's 2026 forecast was revised upwards from $130 billion to $145 billion, and its 2027 forecast from $157 billion to $185 billion. AWS's 2026 forecast remained at $159 billion, while its 2027 forecast was revised upwards from $196 billion to $230 billion.