Alphabet’s $84.75 Billion Raise, Another Record Close, and JOLTS Without Hires Wednesday’s Daily Update — twenty-four stories on Alphabet’s priced AI-infrastructure equity raise, a second S&P record, April openings at 7.6 million as hires fell, and a voluntary White House model review.
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Alphabet priced an $84.75 billion equity raise for AI compute as the S&P printed another record, while JOLTS showed 7.6 million openings and fewer hires.
Alphabet priced $84.75 billion, upsized from $80 billion, including a $10 billion Berkshire private placement. S&P 7,609.78, Dow 51,307.79, Nasdaq 27,093.90; Marvell leaped, Alphabet weighed, Brent settled $96.01. April JOLTS: openings 7.6 million; hires 5.1 million; quits near a 2020 low. Palo Alto printed $3.0 billion in Q3; Arora called Mythos findings false positives — an eval claim, not a SKU. CISA’s June 2 KEV add splits Linux CVE-2022-0492 and Android CVE-2025-48595; both due June 5. Gray Swan closed $40 million Series A; Cyera is finalizing $300 million at $12 billion, sources tell TechCrunch. Browse past Daily Updates · Permalink for this edition