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Google parent Alphabet plans to split its stock 20-for-1, following other big companies such as Apple and Tesla in recent years. The move adds fuel to speculation whether Amazon.com will also announce a split. Alphabet’s nonvoting shares trade around $3,000, and Amazon stock at $3,074.
- Splitting a stock can make it more appealing for investors to buy new shares because it reduces the price. A 10-for-1 split of Amazon, for example, would lead to a $300 stock. The e-commerce company reports on Thursday.
- Alphabet shareholders as of the close of July 1 would receive 19 additional shares of the same class of stock for every share they own. Alphabet has two share classes. It could also pave the way for it to be added to the 30-stock Dow Jones Industrial Average.
- Alphabet notched greater than 30% gains in sales and profit for the fourth quarter. The annual profit increased by $36 billion from 2020 as the company benefited from pandemic trends in online search, video, and digital advertising.
- Google advertising revenue, which includes Google Search, YouTube ads, and Google Network rose 32%. Google Cloud revenue rose 44% year over year.