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Barney, a 6-foot, grinning, green-spotted, purple dinosaur, sings and dances for preschoolers on the top-rated PBS show “Barney and Friends.” About 12 million people see the show each week. The ...

Alphabet shares slid 2.5% after CEO Sundar Pichai offloaded 32,500 shares, spooking already jittery investors. The $5 million sale came just days before analysts reevaluated Alphabet’s price targets, ...

RWQ Financial Management Services dramatically boosted its Alphabet holdings by 237.9%, now owning nearly 78,000 shares worth over $14.7 million. Alphabet now makes up 5.8% of RWQ’s portfolio, making ...

It's been 33 years since kids TV staple Barney & Friends premiered in 1992, and to celebrate the milestone we've taken a look at some of the actor's wildest tales. Actor David Joyner, 61 ...

Why are we here? It’s a question that’s puzzled philosophers and scientists for centuries. “Every human society has its story of how everything began,” says William Martin, who studies evolution at ...

We absolutely despise wasting food, so we've decided to clear out the fridge and whip up a fantastic soup that's both frugal and delicious. We're big on not letting anything go to waste ...

NurPhoto / Contributor / Getty Images, Anadolu / Contributor / Getty Images Tesla is set to report earnings after the closing bell Tuesday, with Google parent Alphabet due to release its results ...

You would almost think Google was Campbell's Alphabet soup or something, and by the way, Campbell's (CPB) also has an EV/EBITDA of around 10 X. When a company has this much cash and cash flow ...

Like everyone who’s in the industry in one capacity or another, here at Sunshinegun we’d like to connect with Gen Alpha and their parents in a meaningful way. So getting a better understanding of how ...

While Microsoft has backed off some leases recently with its data center buildout, both Amazon (NASDAQ: AMZN) and Alphabet (NASDAQ: GOOGL) (NASDAQ: GOOG) look prepared to go full steam ahead.