The stock market cares more about future earnings potential than the past -- and that may be why Nvidia, Microsoft, Apple ...

Google announced on Friday that it would officially reorganize into a new holding company, Alphabet Inc., with the first day of trading under the new structure scheduled for Monday, Oct. 5 ...

Google will reorganize under a corporate umbrella it’s calling Alphabet to give investors a clearer picture of the many new ventures it has bankrolled, from self-driving cars to high-speed fiber ...

Google may be Alphabet’s cash cow, but in Alphabet’s corporate structure the search and ad company is now just one of many companies operating businesses in various industries. A chart of ...

In fact, from a corporate structure perspective, the biggest surprise is that Google hasn’t split off more of its projects already. In the company’s most recent annual report to the SEC, it ...

Alphabet is a holding company consisting of Google's core businesses, which will still be called Google, plus future-looking and finance stuff. Business Insider Subscribe Newsletters ...

Google-parent company Alphabet dominates businesses from search to online ads. The company has more than 103,000 employees working on high-profile initiatives and secret projects. Business Insider ...

SAN FRANCISCO — Larry Page wants Google's new parent company Alphabet to spell innovation. The Google co-founder, who oversaw a sweeping reorganization of Google last month, says the new ...

Google Inc. is adopting a new structure that makes it more of a holding company, giving the main Web businesses more independence while providing more transparency … ...

56% of Alphabet's revenue came from online search operations in its most recent quarter. The search segment accounted for even more of the company's profits. Arch-rival Microsoft expects profit ...

Google is creating a new company called Alphabet that will operate similarly to the current Google, with “Google” becoming a subsidiary company. Just another day on Sergey and Larry’s wild ride.

Alphabet Inc chief executive Larry Page said that the holding corporate structure for search unit Google and a host of new businesses has succeeded in creating more transparency for investors.