Sergey Brin and Larry Page first stepped back from running Google when they created Alphabet, in 2015. Now they're taking another stride away from the mammoth company they built.

Larry Page, the CEO of Alphabet, the company formerly known as Google , is notoriously private and introverted. He rarely grants interviews or speaks in public, and when he does, he’s known to ...

Alphabet, the company formerly known as Google, has formally unified a series of life sciences projects originally conceived inside its "moonshot factory" Google [X] under a new company: Verily ...

It’s a big day in Mountain View. Google founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin today announced they are stepping down from their roles as CEOs of parent company Alphabet. Sundar Pichai, previously ...

Alphabet has not stood still: it bought YouTube in 2006 and shifted to mobile by launching Android, an operating system, in 2007. But it still makes 85% of its sales from search-advertising.

Alphabet shares closed at $1,294.74 Tuesday and rose less than 1% in after-hours trading after the news broke. Alphabet stock is up about 24% this year. The company is valued at nearly $900 billion.

Alphabet was created as Google's parent company, then-current Google CEO Larry Page and President Sergey Brin moved up to Alphabet, and Sundar Pichai was elevated to Google CEO.

As Google co-founder and new CEO of Alphabet Larry Page wrote in a blog post, Alphabet is a brand new company that will own several other companies, of which Google will be the largest.

Alphabet CEO Larry Page and President Sergey Brin are stepping down from the company, the pair announced on Tuesday. Page, who cofounded Google, will be succeeded by Google CEO Sundar Pichai.

Alphabet CEO Larry Page is driven by a fierce, relentless ambition. The cofounder of Google and current CEO of Google's parent company Alphabet is notoriously unsatisfied by ideas that don't push ...

Larry Page. (Google Photo) Larry Page and Sergey Brin announced Tuesday that they are stepping down from their roles as CEO and president, respectively, at Google parent Alphabet.