Alphabet’s shares surged over 4% on Monday, pushing the Google parent company into the $3 trillion market cap club alongside Nvidia, Microsoft, and Apple. This milestone comes nearly two decades after Google’s IPO and just over a decade since Alphabet was created. The stock’s momentum was boosted by a recent antitrust ruling that eased investor concerns. Despite facing competition and regulatory scrutiny, Alphabet’s flagship AI platform, Gemini, remains central to its ambitions in the rapidly evolving sector. CEO Sundar Pichai has led the company to navigate regulatory challenges while leveraging AI innovation for growth, driving the stock to record highs in 2024.

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