After being the big dog of
search engines for more than a decade, Google has decided to change its
corporate moniker to Alphabet. After 17 years of building a $400 billion business
that controls everything from the world's most popular search engine (Google)
to the world's most popular video portal (YouTube), to life extension research
firm (Calico), to self-driving car developer and a host of other acquisitions,
Larry Page and Sergey Brin have decided to rename their enterprise. Add
to that the fact that CEO Page has turned the reins of Google over to Sundar
Pinchai, and many people both in the Internet and on the stock market are
wondering what's going to happen next. Even before the soup has cooled,
rumors are swirling that Google is interested in acquiring yet more companies,
including everything from Twitter to a company that makes pocket toy
satellites. So if you are wondering if Google intends to make Alphabet
Soup of their company, let’s give the pot a stir.
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Can Google Cure Death, Disease and Aging?
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Everyone knows that there
only two things in life of which we can all be assured: Death and Taxes. Now, one of the billionaires behind the
world’s most popular search engine wants to take a crack at eliminating the first
of these woes. That’s right; Larry Page
of Google has made it his stated goal to cure death. With a war chest in the billions, I guess if
anyone can take a legitimate crack at the Grim Reaper, he can.
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