Alphabet Exceeds Earnings Expectations While Tesla Misses Estimates Amid Rising AI Costs

Alphabet (GOOGL) reported strong Q2 earnings that beat Wall Street expectations, while Tesla's (TSLA) profit fell short of estimates due to increased spending on AI initiatives. Despite positive results from Alphabet and ServiceNow (NOW), both companies saw their stocks decline in extended trading.

By Kara Greenberg, Stephen Wisnefski Wed, July 22, 2026 at 6:51 PM GMT+3 11 min read · Yahoo Finance · July 22, 2026, 15:51 UTC

Tickers: $GOOGL $NOW $TSLA $TXN

Topics: AI Spending Alphabet Earnings Reports ServiceNow Tesla

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