text: All the companies and divisions under Google's parent company, Alphabet, which just made yet another shake-up to its structure
  It's been more than four years since Google blew up its entire corporate structure to form a new parent company: Alphabet.
  The shake-up was intended to help all of its businesses operate more efficiently, a move former CEO Larry Page was working on for years as a secret project he called "Javelin."
  And Alphabet is now a massive corporation that encompasses everything from internet-beaming hot air balloons to self-driving cars to Google Cloud. As the company continues to grow, its divisions are shifting around — the latest being Jigsaw, a technology incubator that's reportedly been swallowed by Google.
  Here are all the companies and divisions within Google's parent company, Alphabet.
  The Louisville, Kentucky, skyline in 2016.
  A Waymo self-driving vehicle is parked outside the Alphabet company's offices where its been testing autonomous vehicles in Chandler, Arizona.
  he new Google logo is displayed on a sign outside of the Google headquarters on September 2, 2015 in Mountain View, California
  The "think tank" division within Alphabet was spun off into a company called Jigsaw early in 2016. Led by Jared Cohen, Jigsaw uses technology to try to tackle geopolitical problems like online censorship, extremism, and harassment. While it used to be a standalone Alphabet business, Jigsaw is now reportedly moving Google management.
  And finally, there's Android: Google's mobile operating system. The company frequently rolls out new versions, which used to be named after different desserts, including Kit Kat, Lollipop, and Marshmallow. In 2019, Google rebranded Android 10, dropping the sugary names, and adding a new logo and color scheme. Apps, movies, music, and books for Android devices can be downloaded from Google's Play Store.