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Alphabet, Google's dad or mum corporate, hits trillion-dollar marketplace cap for first time

Alphabet's milestone follows Apple, Microsoft and Amazon. Analysts are bullish at the corporate's new CEO, Sundar Pichai, who in the past ran Google, the industry that accounts for considerably all of Alphabet's earnings and income.
Alphabet's milestone follows Apple, Microsoft and Amazon. Analysts are bullish on the company's new CEO, Sundar Pichai, who previously ran Google, the business that accounts for substantially all of Alphabet's revenue and profits.

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