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Alphabet is the holding company of Google, Inc. and several Google-related initiatives.

About Alphabet Stock

Alphabet Inc. is the holding company for Google and several Google entities, including Google X, Google Ventures, Google Capital, Calico, and its Life Sciences efforts. On Monday, August 10th, 2015, CEO Larry Page announced the operational restructuring effort for Alphabet Inc. to replace Google Inc. as the official publicly-traded entity. He announced that all shares of Google would automatically convert into the same number of shares of Alphabet, with all of the same rights. The two classes of shares will continue to trade on Nasdaq as GOOGL and GOOG.

Management

Program Manager

Andrew Urman

Head of Rapid Rollout Lab

David E. Weekly

Google Life Sciences Team

Thomas Insel

Senior Vice President of Corporate Development

David Drummond

Chief Operating Officer, Wing

Faisal Masud

Executive Chairman

Eric Schmidt

CEO & Founder

Larry Page

General Partner - CapitalG

Gene Frantz

President

Sergey Brin

Press

Waymo Halts All Automated Ride, Delivery And Trucking Services Over Coronavirus Concerns

Forbes - Mar, 20 2020

White House now says pilot of coronavirus screening site will roll out Monday for Bay Area

TechCrunch - Mar, 14 2020

Despite Trump’s claims, Google isn’t building the coronavirus screening site — and it’s not ready

TechCrunch - Mar, 13 2020

Waymo’s $30 Billion Valuation Shows The New Reality Of Automated Driving Is Sinking In

Forbes - Mar, 6 2020

AT&T Cooperates With Justice Department in Google Probe

Wall Streets Journal - Mar, 6 2020

Waymo brings in $2.25 billion from outside investors, Alphabet

TechCrunch - Mar, 2 2020

Shell Aims to Enroll Thousands in Online Artificial-Intelligence Training

Wall Streets Journal - Feb, 13 2020

After earnings, Amazon joins the $1T club as Alphabet dips out

TechCrunch - Jan, 31 2020

U.K. Companies Tackle Brexit’s Effect on Tech Hiring

Wall Streets Journal - Jan, 30 2020

Waymo’s self-driving trucks and minivans are headed to New Mexico and Texas

TechCrunch - Jan, 23 2020

Google’s Sundar Pichai doesn’t want you to be clear-eyed about AI’s dangers

TechCrunch - Jan, 20 2020

As Alphabet crests the $1T mark, SaaS stocks reach all-time highs of their own

TechCrunch - Jan, 17 2020

Investors like Sundar Pichai; they just pushed Alphabet into the trillion-dollar club for the first time

TechCrunch - Jan, 16 2020

Alphabet’s Legal Chief to Leave Amid Investigation of Conduct

Wall Streets Journal - Jan, 10 2020

Alphabet’s controversial chief legal officer David Drummond is leaving, saying he has decided to retire

TechCrunch - Jan, 10 2020

Apple and Microsoft Are Dazzling Investors. That Won’t Last.

Wall Streets Journal - Jan, 10 2020

Twitter CFO May Take on Bigger Role as CEO Heads to Africa

Wall Streets Journal - Dec, 18 2019

How the 1% Scrubs Its Image Online

Wall Streets Journal - Dec, 13 2019

Waymo buys Latent Logic, drives deeper into simulation and Europe

TechCrunch - Dec, 12 2019

What Next For Google After Larry And Sergey’s Departure?

Forbes - Dec, 5 2019

Welcome to the Button Wars

Wall Streets Journal - Nov, 22 2019

Huawei Founder Says Chinese Giant Doesn’t Need the U.S.

Wall Streets Journal - Nov, 6 2019

Can a combined Google/Fitbit take on the Apple Watch?

TechCrunch - Nov, 1 2019

The World’s Best Employers 2019: Alphabet Takes Top Spot, Followed By Microsoft And Red Hat

Forbes - Oct, 18 2019

Nations Press Ahead to Coordinate Corporate Taxes

Wall Streets Journal - Oct, 18 2019

David Rolfe’s Wedgewood Sells Longtime Holding Berkshire Hathaway

Forbes - Oct, 17 2019

Amazon’s Deliveroo Investment Attracts Formal U.K. Probe

Wall Streets Journal - Oct, 16 2019

FAANG (Facebook, Amazon, Etc.) Stocks Have Lagged This Year. Here’s Why

Forbes - Oct, 15 2019

Can an AI System Be Given a Patent?

Wall Streets Journal - Oct, 11 2019

When God Is Your Portfolio Manager

Wall Streets Journal - Oct, 11 2019

Stocks Are Off to Ominous Start in Fourth Quarter

Wall Streets Journal - Oct, 3 2019

EU Nears Decisions in Facebook Privacy Cases

Wall Streets Journal - Aug, 12 2019

Huawei Unveils Android Replacement Following U.S. Ban

Wall Streets Journal - Aug, 9 2019

8chan Faces Roadblock in Efforts to Return to Service

Wall Streets Journal - Aug, 5 2019

Fired by Google, a Republican Engineer Hits Back: ‘There’s Been a Lot of Bullying’

Wall Streets Journal - Aug, 1 2019

Microsoft’s Bar Keeps Rising

Wall Streets Journal - Jul, 16 2019

The Agony of Hope Postponed, by a Value Investor

Wall Streets Journal - Jul, 14 2019

Computers Can Now Bluff Like a Poker Champ. Better, Actually.

Wall Streets Journal - Jul, 11 2019

Can We Retain Our Privacy With New Technology?

Forbes - Jul, 2 2019

Big Tech Breakup Won't Happen For This One Reason

Forbes - Jun, 25 2019

Google Needs to Fill Its Cloud

Wall Streets Journal - Jun, 6 2019

Google’s Looker Deal Fills Hole in Analytics Portfolio

Wall Streets Journal - Jun, 6 2019

Google’s Dominance Is No Longer a Sure Thing

Wall Streets Journal - Jun, 1 2019

Google Quietly Disbanded Another AI Review Board Following Disagreements

Wall Streets Journal - Apr, 14 2019

Alphabet Is Uber IPO's Surprise Winner With Potential $5 Billion Stake

Forbes - Apr, 11 2019

Why the Card Game Hanabi Is the Next Big Hurdle for Artificial Intelligence

Wall Streets Journal - Mar, 29 2019

Google’s Gaming Cloud Needs More Games

Wall Streets Journal - Mar, 19 2019

Sidewalk Labs is developing a raincoat for buildings

Fast Company - Mar, 5 2019

Tech and Oil Giants Help High Altitude Wind Power Take Flight

Forbes - Mar, 1 2019

India's Battle For Control Of Data From E-Commerce

Forbes - Feb, 26 2019

Alphabet tops this new list of companies leading in cleantech

Fast Company - Feb, 19 2019

Partisan Rift Threatens Federal Data-Privacy Law

Wall Streets Journal - Feb, 17 2019

World’s Tax Collectors Look to Divvy Up Tech Giants’ Billions

Wall Streets Journal - Feb, 14 2019

Tech Rally Puts Nasdaq on Cusp of Exiting Bear Market

Wall Streets Journal - Feb, 6 2019

Google Runs Up Another Big Tab

Wall Streets Journal - Feb, 5 2019

A New Voice From Omaha In The Parade Of Tech Naysayers

Forbes - Jan, 30 2019

Wall Street Surges on Upbeat Earnings, Hopes of End to Government Shutdown

New York Times - Jan, 25 2019

Inside Google’s Team Fighting to Keep Your Data Safe From Hackers

Wall Streets Journal - Jan, 23 2019

How Huawei Took Over the World

Wall Streets Journal - Dec, 25 2018

Once More With Feeling: Teaching Empathy to Machines

Wall Streets Journal - Dec, 13 2018

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