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Google is now owned by a newly-created company called Alphabet, gets a new CEO Comments

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  • Philip
  • Sqj
  • 18 Aug 2015

bollocks, it is all part of global outsourcik

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    • AnonD-428078
    • 8jF
    • 16 Aug 2015

    AnonD-92238, 12 Aug 2015only the time will tell :D some people said satya nadella is the worst choice as the CEO of Mi... moreLol its better than ever or dumped than ever.

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      • Anonymous
      • 7jV
      • 15 Aug 2015

      Akinaro, 11 Aug 2015its well known move to squeeze more money from existing company. By separating everything and... morebut 2 former Google CEO doesn't agree with you.

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        • scooter
        • KA3
        • 12 Aug 2015

        Every big company does this.

        Any project they work on impacts company's reputation, any unsuccessful/fail project dents company's image. So they set up sister companies under whose name development is carried out. That could be one reason.

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          • AnonD-92238
          • KAe
          • 12 Aug 2015

          Akinaro, 11 Aug 2015its well known move to squeeze more money from existing company. By separating everything and... moreonly the time will tell :D some people said satya nadella is the worst choice as the CEO of Microsoft. have a look at Microsoft now, it's better than ever.

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            • Anonymous
            • uvb
            • 12 Aug 2015

            Akinaro, 11 Aug 2015its well known move to squeeze more money from existing company. By separating everything and... moreOne study, by the University of Southern New Hampshire, says that Indian managers are more successful because of "a paradoxical blend of genuine personal humility and intense professional will".
            Do u know more about him then the company he is working with for years...

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              • AnonD-152638
              • mhB
              • 12 Aug 2015

              Why did they keep so much within the google division?
              Are the other divisions put under a last try, or be sold shceme?
              A lot of the divisions kept under google, seems like they would have bigger potential working as separate entities, than those now separated.

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                • AnonD-306086
                • rfW
                • 11 Aug 2015

                Anonymous, 11 Aug 2015How could some company bought Google , didn't Google is worth north of 380 Billion?From the article, it seems Google created the new company as a way to restructure their company. Google has been growing and has come a long way since it started. It is probably dividing each project for better management and more efficiency. Some one probably saw it as a way to make more profit and a way to easy get rid of and create new projects without disrupting production or whatever you would call it in the software world.

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                  • Anonymous
                  • kg{
                  • 11 Aug 2015

                  How could some company bought Google , didn't Google is worth north of 380 Billion?

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                    • AnonD-178450
                    • Y24
                    • 11 Aug 2015

                    I think its a good move, Google saw itself primarily as an advertisement company. That made almost all of its product rely on advertising as revenue. However, Google had potential to expand into many other markets, this move will enable that.

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                      • AnonD-142922
                      • mxx
                      • 11 Aug 2015

                      Don't understand why ppl do this? why someone else will lead companies ?

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                        • Akinaro
                        • pGV
                        • 11 Aug 2015

                        its well known move to squeeze more money from existing company.
                        By separating everything and putting there separate CEOs you dont need to worry that if one part is going down its taking whole company to bottom, not to mention more ways to make more shady "behind the scene moves". Because if you think that google is different than other companies... sorry to burst your bubble. people are people, they always doing this.

                        Also sorry but Sundar Pichai is probably worst choice...

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                          • AnonD-322352
                          • KZ8
                          • 11 Aug 2015

                          All it's doing is taking all that Google money, turning it into Alphabet money, and splitting up Google and other companies to allow for better project and capital management. Pretty much a new and improved funnel/pipeline system.

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                            • regs
                            • gEE
                            • 11 Aug 2015

                            Yet another tax evasion scheme?

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                              • Anonymous
                              • tue
                              • 11 Aug 2015

                              AnonD-247176, 11 Aug 2015End of Google! Google is sold now. It's time to open the windows.Did you read the article??
                              Or I don't think you know anything about Google and Larry Page -.-"

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                                • Anonymous
                                • Kgf
                                • 11 Aug 2015

                                This is actually one of the most mature decisions Google has ever made, astonshing to see how far two grad students have come. Quite motivating in fact.
                                This should allow for more transparency while at the same time speeding up the decision process at Google even more.

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                                  • Eske Rahn
                                  • 3ii
                                  • 11 Aug 2015

                                  Eske Rahn, 11 Aug 2015Hmm, isn't this kind of restructuring usually done to allow one branch to be killed without dr... more...Or if not killed, sold.

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                                    • Eske Rahn
                                    • 3ii
                                    • 11 Aug 2015

                                    Hmm, isn't this kind of restructuring usually done to allow one branch to be killed without dragging down the rest of the business?

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                                      • Iwak Pitik
                                      • PA7
                                      • 11 Aug 2015

                                      AnonD-247176, 11 Aug 2015End of Google! Google is sold now. It's time to open the windows.Are you kidding me Sir? Do you even read the article?

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                                        • MNI
                                        • 3xy
                                        • 11 Aug 2015

                                        AnonD-247176, 11 Aug 2015End of Google! Google is sold now. It's time to open the windows.or may be (google) is starting something bigger!!!!

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