No it’s not.
Google has many primary concerns it needs to manage. That’s how you get big - by managing lots of concerns successfully.
If they drop one too long, they start going backwards very quickly.
Google has many primary concerns it needs to manage. That’s how you get big - by managing lots of concerns successfully.
If they drop one too long, they start going backwards very quickly.
Alphabet is still spending billions from Google into "other bets" like Loon, so I don't see how this explains the change.