Google co-founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin stepping down as Alphabet executives

More than 20 years after launching Google out of a Menlo Park garage, Larry Page and Sergey Brin are relinquishing their executive roles at its parent company Alphabet.

Sundar Pichai, the current CEO of Google and a longtime executive at the company, will take over as CEO of Alphabet in addition to his current role.

They also maintain voting control over the business, all but guaranteeing their ability to influence the direction of Alphabet with or without their executive titles.

Regulators and politicians in the US and Europe have questioned the company's size, data privacy practices and potential impact on society.

Under his leadership, Google's business has continued to grow and expand more into hardware and cloud computing, though the vast majority of its revenue still comes from advertising.

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