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Google Dips After Search Revenues Miss; Capex Guidance Awaited
Google Dips After Search Revenues Miss; Capex Guidance Awaited
As we wrote in our GOOGL preview, according to UBS and JPM analysts, the market would be watching two things above all else when Alphabet became the first hyperscaler to report earnings after the close today: capex guidance and monetization language, as "the debate has shifted from "how big is capex" to "who proves monetization and returns." And yet, in light of the massive expectations for capex growth, the company was facing "downside risk" it it disappointed the buyside bars which were...
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Jul 18, 2026 / Tyler Durden
Meanwhile In The English Countryside...
Meanwhile In The English Countryside...
Authored by Steve Watson via Modernity News,
A British woman out for a long countryside hike with her daughters found herself being shadowed by a creepy migrant male for miles.
The footage is clinical, relentless, and deeply unsettling. No confrontation is shown. No words are exchanged on camera. Just the steady pursuit across English fields and paths that once felt like the safest places in the country.
This is the England being delivered by successive governments that treat rural communities as dumping grounds for unchecked military...
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Sep 8, 2026 / Dave DeCamp
US Bombs More Iranian Oil Tankers; IRGC Vows Response
The US on Tuesday launched more strikes against Iranian oil tankers, and the Iranian military vowed it would respond, marking another escalation of the war. A US official told Fox News reporter Jennifer Griffin that the US launched strikes against tankers near Kharg Island, deep inside the Persian Gulf, and near the Iranian port city […]
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Sep 30, 2026 / Tyler Durden
Fed Watchdog Finds No Crimes In $2.4 Billion Renovation, Just Everything Else
Fed Watchdog Finds No Crimes In $2.4 Billion Renovation, Just Everything Else
After more than a year of drama, subpoenas, surprise site visits, hard-hat photo ops and one very public fight over beehives, the Fed's internal watchdog has finally weighed in on the central bank's headquarters renovation. The verdict: nobody committed a crime, but almost nobody was minding the budget either.
According to a report released Wednesday by the Fed's Office of Inspector General, there were no "reasonable grounds to believe that a violation of federal criminal law had occurred," and...
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