Sergey Brin (pictured) and Larry Page are two of the richest people on Earth. Bloomberg. In December 2019, Page stepped down as CEO of Google parent Alphabet, while Brin stepped down as president.

So let’s suppose you’re Larry Page. You have billions upon billions of dollars. You feel, as any decent billionaire would, an urge to give back to the world.

Elon Musk revealed that Google co-founder Larry Page is no longer a “close friend” of his — and accused the reclusive search tycoon of aspiring to become a “digital god” as he shrugged ...

Larry Page, born in 1973, is a pioneering American computer scientist and entrepreneur, co-founding Google with Sergey Brin in 1998. With a net worth of $129 billion, he is the eighth richest ...

Elon Musk said Larry Page hasn't spoken to him in years after they disagreed about AI safety. Musk said Page wanted to create a "digital god" and accused him of being a speciesist.

The Larry Page-backed air taxi startup Kitty Hawk has dropped a key designer after fights over the company's strategy. Google's co-founders are taking a backseat. Alphabet has announced that Larry ...

Google co-founder Larry Page made waves during a 2014 TED interview by suggesting he might leave his wealth to Elon Musk, citing Musk's Mars colonization ambitions. Page emphasized companies ...

Larry Page, Google co-founder and Alphabet Inc. CEO, at the Fortune Global Forum in San Francisco, Nov. 2, 2015. Photo: David Paul Morris/Bloomberg News ...

Larry Page, Google's co-founder and ex-CEO, is no longer involved in the company day-to-day. Learn about his career and life after leaving Alphabet.

Invent is what Larry Page’s hero, Nikola Tesla, did. It is what Page and Brin did in 1997, when they concocted a way to make “all the world’s information available” on the Internet.

SAN FRANCISCO — Larry Page wants Google's new parent company Alphabet to spell innovation. The Google co-founder, who oversaw a sweeping reorganization of Google last month, says the new ...

Kittyhawk, the electric air taxi startup backed by Google co-founder Larry Page, announced Wednesday that it plans to “wind down” operations.