Alphabet executive Ruth Porat dodged the question, noting that the company’s primary focus has been helping its employees in the region and about how Alphabet “products can be as helpful as possible in this very painful time,” concluding that she had “nothing really to add.”Īs for the quarter that was, Snap’s adjusted EPS of 2 cents beat estimates of a 2-cents loss, while revenue was also a beat, at $1.19 billion compared to expectations of $1.11 billion. Google parent company Alphabet, which also reported Q3 financial results on Tuesday, was asked whether the war is having any impact on its advertising business.
