The highly-publicized re-structuring of Google this week saw the birth of Alphabet, ushering a new era for the brand and its subsidiaries. All the pieces for the digital behemoth were in place, it seems, except for a key element: the website. As it turns out, "Alphabet.com" is actually owned by German automaker BMW as a platform for its fleet services company. As The New York Times reports, BMW isn't looking to sell the domain name either, putting Google founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin in a ...
The highly-publicized re-structuring of Google this week saw the birth of Alphabet, ushering a new era for the brand and its subsidiaries. All the pieces for the digital behemoth were in place, it seems, except for a key element: the website. As it turns out, "Alphabet.com" is actually owned by German automaker BMW as a platform for its fleet services company. As The New York Times reports, BMW isn't looking to sell the domain name either, putting Google founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin in a ...
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