The Top Questions Facing Alphabet, the New Google Conglomerate
The search giant announced some big changes, but there are plenty of questions left to answer
Attendees ahead of the Google I/O Annual Developers Conference in San Francisco on May 27, 2015.
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As Google Inc. reorganizes into Alphabet Inc., the conglomerate has promised a new era of transparency. Now, investors and analysts are working on wish lists of the kind of information they want to see from the Web company.
Chief Executive Officer Larry Page said there will be a clearer distinction between Google's main Web operations and long-term projects, when he announced the changes this week. That helped fuel a 4.1 percent rise in Google’s stock price on Tuesday.