Alphabet falls 10% in premarket, putting it on course for its biggest ever post-earnings drop

Negative cash flow sparks sharp market decline despite steady spending plans

By GPU Data Hub Desk · GPU Data Hub·Editorial standards·29 Oct 2026, 08:54·United States

Alphabet experienced a premarket share decline of ten per cent following an earnings report that showed wider-than-anticipated negative free cash flow. Despite investor concerns over liquidity, the technology giant maintained its capital spending projections for the year. The heavy expenditure outlook reflects continued investment requirements across cloud and artificial intelligence infrastructure.

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