Google has officially changed its name to Alphabet, according to one εδώ of the Capital Committeemarket (Securities and Exchange Commission).
Alphabet will act as a holding company, which includes all of Google's various companies as well as business and search services.
Yesterday it was the last day when Google's share was traded on NASDAQ.
On Monday, Alphabet (Class A) shares and Class C Equity shares are expected to start trading on NASDAQ under the symbols "GOOGL" and "GOOG", respectively, according to the above form.
So Larry Page and Sergey Brin are expected to focus more on mode of mothercompany (Alphabet) and spend less time day after day on Google.
The management of all companies located under Alphabet will take on newly appointed CEOs.
Of course, we can not know what it means for the company's future as far as the end-user side is concerned. However, it is most likely that we do not see changes in how we use the products we love and use.
