Google cloud revenues fall short as Microsoft gains 

Both posted quarterly earnings that beat analysts' estimates
Google cloud revenues fall short as Microsoft gains 

Alphabet's Google cloud revenues missed estimates.

Heavyweights Google and Microsoft both posted quarterly earnings that beat analysts' estimates, however investors will have to wait to see whether Big Tech can continue to deliver for the stock markets.  

Google-parent Alphabet's third-quarter revenue beat Wall Street expectations, helped by a rise in advertising spending and resilient demand for cloud services due to increasing adoption of artificial intelligence tools.

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