Alphabet shares bucked the sharp back-to-back downdraft in the Nasdaq, and they're up more than 3.5% early Friday.
My top 10 things to watch Friday, Jan. 20 1. Alphabet lays off 6% — about 12,000 workers — or what the Google parent and Club holding added last year. Smart move for a company that finds out that it's cyclical. Joins wave of tech job cuts . Don't forget Google's self-driving unit, Waymo, will be on display at Super Bowl. 2.
shares bucked the sharp back-to-back downdraft in the Nasdaq , and they're up more than 2.5% early Friday. The Dow Jones Industrial Average and S & P 500 are set to be mixed after three-session losing streaks. As of Thursday's close, the Dow went negative for the year. 3. Netflix jump roughly 6%, also supporting a Nasdaq rise early Friday, after the streaming giant blew past expectations for fourth-quarter subscriber additions. The content slate is what matters.
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