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  1. Google CEO Larry Page Suffers From Rare Voice Health Issue

    And Sergey says I’m probably a better CEO because I choose my words more carefully. Google CEO Larry Page has finally confirmed the health issues surrounding his loss of voice which has prevented him from speaking at many events and conferences...

  2. Larry & Sergey: Still Super Rich But No Longer Equally Rich, Says Forbes

    While most of the richest people in the world remain the same, one noteworthy change is that Google co-founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin are no longer tied for net worth. Page, now CEO, and Brin debuted on the Forbes 400 together in 2004 tied at...

  3. Google Plans to Combine Mobile & Desktop Ads

    People certainly weren’t thinking of search the way Page and co-founder Sergey Brin were when they started up, either. Google CEO Larry Page shared select bits of his vision for Google in the Q3 earnings call late last week.

  4. Larry Page & Sergey Brin Grow Richer, Mark Zuckerberg Tumbles in Forbes 400

    Mark Zuckerberg, who shot past Google co-founders Larry Page of the Richest Americans. Page and Brin tied again this year, at $20.3 billion apiece, making them the 13th wealthiest people in America. Facebook founder Zuckerberg saw his personal...

  5. Maria Montessori Google Doodle: How Montessori Education ‘Programmed’ Google’s Founders

    No doubt today’s Doodle has some extra meaning for Google co-founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin. This is really baked into how Larry and Sergey approach problems. You can’t understand Google unless you know that both Larry and Sergey were...

  6. Google Reports $10.65 Billion in Q1 2012 Revenue, Proposes New Class of Stock

    CEO Larry Page and co-founder Sergey Brin explain how the two-for-one stock split will work in a Founder’s Letter released alongside the press release. In their Founder’s Letter, Page and Brin say this is something investors have long asked for.

  7. Craig Silverstein, Larry & Sergey’s First Hire, Quits Google

    Craig Silverstein, the first employee hired by Google founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin in 1998, is leaving the company. Silverstein, who helped build the Google search engine, met Page and Brin while the three attended Stanford University.