Alphabet (GOOG, GOOGL) is out with its second quarter results, reporting revenue (excluding Traffic Acquisition Costs) of $103.62 billion and adjusted earnings of $9.11 per share. All segments of the Google-parent company's businesses — Search nearly came in line with estimates — outpaced Wall Street's revenue forecasts.
Roth Capital Partners managing director and senior research analyst Rohit Kulkarni comes on Market Domination Overtime to share his reaction to Alphabet's latest earnings release.
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