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Abstract:Google's profit margins and its ad business will be in the spotlight when it delivers Q1 earnings.
Alphabet, the parent company of Google, will report its Q1 earnings after Monday's closing bell. Analysts are expecting it to be another solid quarter for the search giant, despite a growing threat to its digital ads business from Amazon. Visit Business Insider's homepage for more stories.Alphabet, the parent company of Google, will report its Q1 earnings on Monday and analysts are expecting it to be another solid quarter for the search giant, despite a growing threat to its digital ads business from Amazon. Read more: Google's ad business is facing its biggest new threat in years, but for Google's Q1 earnings, Amazon's 'bark is worse than the bite'Alphabet's stock is up 23% since late December.Investors will be keeping a close eye on Google's profit margins, and some of its newer business initiatives.Here's what Wall Street is expecting, according to analysts polled by Bloomberg: Net Revenue (excluding TAC): $30.06 billionQ1 EPS (GAAP): $10.10 per shareOperating profit: $7.95 billionWe'll be covering Google's results as soon as they are released,
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