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Alphabet Stock Drops 5% After Four Top Google Researchers Leave in One Day

Alphabet Stock Drops 5% After Four Top Google Researchers Leave in One Day

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. Also ensure proper Swedish punctuation and spacing. Use "procent" or "%"? We'll use "%" with space as in Swedish: "5 %". Also "dollar" as "dollar" or "USD"? We'll use "dollar" for simplicity. Also "Alphabet" and "Google" as is. "DeepMind" as is. "Gemini" as is. "Discovery Loop" as is. "Isomorphic Labs" as is. "Sundar Pichai" as is. "Jeff Dean" as is. "Sanjay Ghemawat" as is. "Oriol Vinyals" as is. "Quoc Le" as is. "Demis Hassabis" as is. "Koray Kavukcuoglu" as is. "Noam Shazeer" as is. "John Jumper" as is. "Anthropic" as is. "OpenAI" as is. "MapReduce" and "Bigtable" as is. "Transformer" as is. "Nobel Prize" -> "Nobelpriset". We'll translate the meta description: "Alphabet stock fell 5% after four top Google researchers quit, including chief scientist Jeff Dean. Market cap lost $190 billion. Gemini 4 will be the first flagship model without Dean." -> "Alphabet-aktien föll 5 % efter att fyra toppforskare på Google slutade, inklusive chefsforskaren Jeff Dean. Börsvärdet minskade med 190 miljarder dollar. Gemini 4 blir den första flaggskeppsmodellen utan Dean." Now we need to output JSON with title, content (as HTML string), and meta description. Ensure content is wrapped in
tags as per instruction. Also ensure proper escaping of quotes? In JSON, we need to escape double quotes. We'll use double quotes for JSON keys and values, so we need to escape any double quotes inside the content. But the content has no double quotes, only HTML tags. So fine. Also ensure newlines? We'll keep as a single string with newlines? We can use for readability but it's not necessary. We'll just put the HTML as a string with spaces. We'll format it nicely. Let's write the translation. Title: "Alphabet-aktien faller 5 % efter att fyra toppforskare på Google lämnar samma dag" - but "lämnar" is present tense, but the article is past tense. Better: "Alphabet-aktien föll