It operates through the Google and
Other Bets segments.
The Other Bets segment includes businesses such as Access or Google Fiber, Calico, Nest, Verily, GV, Google Capital, X, and other initiatives.
Not exact matches
Previously it was a subsidiary company under Alphabet, which aggregates financial results for all of its non-Google businesses in a
segment called «
Other bets.»
I
bet the Compass will steal sales away from the Cherokee and
other brands with models in that
segment long as FCA gives it a reasonable MSRP.
And who would
bet against the Korean manufacturer from succeeding in the long - term, as it has in
other segments?
We'll continue to treat
Other Bets losses ($ 2.7 billion last year) as balance sheet venture capital investment, so let's focus on the Google
segment: Noting 2017 revenue of $ 110 billion & applying just half the most recent 26 % growth rate, we can conservatively assume a $ 125 billion revenue run - rate today.
With the creation of Alphabet, it has now carved out most of these moonshots into a
segment called
Other Bets — which includes Nest, Google Fiber, Verily, Calico, X, Waymo, GV & Capital G.
Yeah but in the upper
segment of the market, as with lambos and ferrari's Or even 100k plus cars I
bet pure cost of «gas,» is very ineleastic and not really factored in at all as a buying decision
other than the inconvenience oh having to fill up.