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Controversial self styled godwoman Radhe Maa, who was granted interim relief by the Bombay High Court, has now found another bigwig devotee . His new follower is Bollywood playback singer Sonu Nigam.

According to the company’s SEC filing, Alphabet will eventually replace Google as the publicly traded company on the Nasdaq stock exchange, and all shares of Google will convert to shares of Alphabet. Company shares will continue to trade on the Nasdaq under the same GOOGL and GOOG ticker symbols

Since launching in 1998, Google has expanded from a search engine into everything from the life sciences to self-driving cars. The new corporate structure will give Google itself a tighter focus on its main competencies while spinning off businesses that are “far afield” of those efforts into separate companies.

Larry Page will be CEO of Alphabet, Sergey Brin will be president and Eric Schmidt will be executive chairman

Google’s current directors will become directors of Alphabet.

According to Larry Page, this new structure will allow to have strong CEO for each unit.

 When she tore open the manila envelope on a sweltering morning in early June, Crystal Wade thought she had unlocked her ticket to freedom. “The St. Louis Housing Authority is pleased to inform you,” the letter read, “that you have been determined eligible to participate in our Housing Choice Voucher Program.” Colloquially referred to as a Section 8 voucher, it would allow her to use a housing subsidy at any suitable rental property she could find anywhere in the city or county of St. Louis. So as she wilted that June morning in her subsidized north side townhome, where the air conditioner was broken again, where a baseboard was black with mold from a leaky window, where she avoided the ground­floor living room for fear of catching a stray bullet, she began to dream of the possibilities. And her top dream was a single­family rental home in the well­appointed suburbs to the west, where the school districts are among the best in the state and where she would be a quick drive to her job at a Verizon call center. “It’s my way out from our messed­up system, our messed­up city,” said Ms. Wade, 25, who lives with her boyfriend and their three daughters. READ MORE