Google becomes Alphabet

Google has decided to reorganize itself into a holding under the name of Alphabet. Google co-founder, Larry Page has announced the  change in Google corporate structure to become a  holding company with a disparate collection of businesses.

The new company, Alphabet, will be run by Google co-founders, Larry Page and Sergey Brin. Based on Larry Page's announcement, it appears the new structure may look like this:

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Outspoken self declared activist investor Carl Icahn has published an open letter to Tim Cook, the CEO of Apple, urging him to buy back a large chuck of Apple stocks in order to popup the price. According to Carl Icahn, the stock of Apple is undervalued and could fall to below $95.00 if the buy back does not happen.  He believes that, if rightly valued, Apple's share price should be around $203.

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It was announced today that the business magnate and former New York Major, Michael Bloomberg,  has decided to return to lead his business empire, Blooomberg, L.P. The decision was made only 8 months after he finished his third term as New York mayor. While some had thought that the 72 year-old Michael Bloomberg would focus on charity work and other ventures outside his company, those who know him better must alwas have believed it was only a matter of time, before he decides to reoccupy his chair.

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Apple®, has been having  rough days early this year. Not anymore. The improvement in Apple’s stock coincides with a warmup in the housing market.

New-home sales had declined 4.2 percent over the past 12 months. They are up now, having increased by 6.4%  in April 2014, to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 433,000, according to the US Department of Commerce.

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