New Ceo Of Google Inc

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  Twitter's New CEO Parag Agrawal Joins Club Of India-Born US Tech Captains

  Twitter Inc on Monday became the latest Silicon Valley titan to appoint an Indian-born chief executive officer, joining the likes of Microsoft and Google in recognizing the Asian country as one of the world's richest pools of tech talent.

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  "Sundar (Pichai) Only Sheriff In Town": New Alphabet Boss Ends Confusion

  If you want to know how Alphabet Inc.'s new Chief Executive Officer Sundar Pichai will run the company you don't need to look very far -- he's essentially been doing it for several years already.

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  Google CEO Sundar Pichai Interacts With Students At IIT Kharagpur: Highlights

  Google CEO Sundar Pichai interacts with students at IIT Kharagpur. Yesterday in New Delhi, Mr Pichai, chief executive officer of Google Inc, announced new initiatives, including a training programme called Digital Unlocked, aimed towards small and medium businesses in India. Mr Pichai said Google is working on products for the country that can be e...

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  Google's Alphabet Experiment Misses Goal: Keeping Executives

  Fifteen months after the establishment of Alphabet, it looks like its third pillar - to keep leaders from leaving - is crumbling.

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  In Rare Appearance, Larry Page Discusses New Alphabet Structure

  In a rare public appearance, Google co-founder and Alphabet Inc CEO Larry Page explained why he was spurred to create a whole new structure for the company he created with Sergey Brin almost two decades ago.

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  Pichai Joins Elite Indian-Origin Dozen Heading $400-Bn Business

  As the new CEO of a reorganised Google, India-born Sundar Pichai has joined an elite league of over a dozen Indian-origin persons holding top posts at global corporations with a collective turnover of about $400 billion.

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  Apple CEO promises new products, says Apple TV no longer a 'hobby'

  Apple's ability to again transform the fast-moving technology arena is the central question in investors' and Silicon Valley executives' minds as the company's growth slows, and rivals like Samsung Electronics Co Ltd and Google Inc take chunks out of its market share.

• Microsoft's likely CEO Nadella faces big challenges

  The world's biggest software firm faces a slow erosion of its PC-centric Windows and Office franchises and needs to somehow challenge Apple Inc and Google Inc in the new realm of mobile computing. At the same time, some investors are campaigning for retrenchment and a bigger cut of the company's massive cash pile

• Yahoo CEO unveils handful of new products to big CES crowd

  The former Google executive who took the reins at Yahoo in the summer of 2012, has moved aggressively to revamp the struggling Internet company's business with product makeovers, acquisitions and a renewed focus on its media offerings.

• Ex-Motorola CEO Jha appointed chief of GlobalFoundries

  Jha, an industry veteran who presided over Motorola's sale to Google Inc, replaces Ajit Manocha, who was appointed CEO in mid-2011 but now reverts to serving as an adviser to Abu Dhabi's Advanced Technology Investment Company, GlobalFoundries' owner.

• Blackberry's new CEO to get $1 million basic pay, bonus of $2 million

  John Chen, the second consecutive chief executive officer at BlackBerry to receive a bumper package, will have to help the embattled smartphone maker regain its footing and win back market share ceded to the likes of Apple's iPhone and a range of devices that run on Google Inc's Android operating system.

• Yahoo replaces CFO as CEO Marissa Mayer fleshes out turnaround plan

  New Yahoo Inc CEO Marissa Mayer laid out broad goals for the Internet giant in her first companywide address Tuesday, and received an enthusiastic reception from a workforce that has faced years of uncertainty and management turmoil. Yahoo also announced that it appointed as its new chief financial officer Ken Goldman, formerly CFO at cybersecurity...

• New CEO Mayer, Levinsohn skip Yahoo's earnings call

  Yahoo Inc's new chief executive, Marissa Mayer, and Ross Levinsohn, the executive whom she replaced, both sat out the company's second quarter earnings call Tuesday.

• Yahoo plans reboot, hires Google's Marissa Mayer as CEO

  Yahoo picked Google's Marissa Mayer to become its new CEO, turning to an engineer with established Silicon Valley credentials to turn around the company.

• Facebook's Zuckerberg kicks off investor show in New York

  Facebook Inc kicked off its IPO roadshow in New York on Monday, attracting hundreds of investors.