Google-parent Alphabet to donate $800 million in response to coronavirus crisis

Alphabet Inc will donate more than $800 million in worth vary towards producing medical supplies used to struggle COVID-19, and in ad credit score to government and smartly being organizations and corporations, Leader Govt Officer Sundar Pichai discussed on Friday.
Alphabet Inc will donate more than $800 million in funds towards producing medical supplies used to fight COVID-19, and in ad credits to government and health organizations and businesses, Chief Executive Officer Sundar Pichai said on Friday.Original article
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