So long Google. Hello Alphabet. Google said Friday that it is proceeding with its previously announced restructuring plan and would officially become Alphabet after the close of markets.

Google's restructuring move is going into affect today. — -- The close of trading today will spell a new era for Google as the search giant becomes a part of new holding company Alphabet Inc ...

The paperwork is filed and it's official: Google has restructured itself into Alphabet. As of the close of business today shares of the old Google are now part of Alphabet, which counts Google as ...

Google X, previously Google's experimental research division, is now its own company under Alphabet, with current projects including the Wing drone delivery system, self-driving cars, Project Aura ...

Pichai has long touted Alphabet as an "AI-first company." In 2023, Alphabet laid off about 12,000 employees, and Pichai said more Google layoffs would come in 2024.

Google announced Monday a massive restructuring, creating what is effectively a new holding company called Alphabet with Larry Page and Sergey Brin at its helm. The move elevates company veteran ...

Google parent Alphabet topped third-quarter revenue and earnings expectations on Tuesday, helped by an AI-driven 35% surge in its cloud business as well as a jump in its digital advertising revenue.

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Well, it happened. Google is now a wholly-owned subsidiary of a new parent company called Alphabet. The company announced its plans for a new corporate structure back in August. Google itself will ...

Alphabet Inc.'s Q1 FY2025 results surpass estimates, driven by AI leadership, Google Cloud growth, and undervaluation. Click for my updated look at GOOGL stock.

Alphabet has beaten analyst estimates for revenue in 10 straight quarters. Analysts expect Alphabet to report second-quarter earnings per share of $2.17, up from $1.89 in last year's second quarter.