A stock symbol is a series of letters assigned to a security for trading purposes. Investors started using them to streamline hundreds of trades being made by the minute.

Alphabet stock (NASDAQ: GOOG) has been in the news lately, with the Department of Justice suggesting the sale of Google Chrome, and sharing data with rivals, among other measures to end its ...

Before you run off to buy Google stock, first you need to decide which kind of Google stock to buy. Shares of Google’s parent company, Alphabet, come in two flavors: GOOGL and GOOG.

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Google trades publicly under two ticker symbols: GOOGL and GOOG. What separates the two is voting rights. Here's how to buy Google stock.

Google seems well-positioned to compete fiercely in the AI race. Click here to find out why I think GOOG stock is trading fairly at current levels.

Google, a subsidiary of parent company Alphabet, Inc., is a consistently high-performing tech stock. As with many tech stocks, it has sometimes split its shares to keep the price affordable for the ...

This effectively splits Google's stock price in half. Employees given Google stock in the future would get the non-voting stock, allowing voting power to remain with existing shareholders.

The Class C stock will trade under the original Google ticker symbol, GOOG, while the Class A shares will trade under GOOGL.