Alphabet's first double miss in four years, and Microsoft went the other way

Summary

Alphabet and Microsoft reported within hours of each other and the market split them in two. Brian Sozzi walks through what Alphabet did that the street hated: negative free cash flow for a second straight quarter, search below expectations, and a rare double miss on both sales and earnings. Then the other side. Azure growth accelerated, Microsoft guided to 49% to 50%, and its capital spending came in about $5 billion below estimates. Dan Sheridan, CEO of Brooks Running, on the bespoke spike built for Josh Kerr's world record mile, why neuroscience is the next frontier, and what Berkshire…

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