The difference between 100 votes and 1,000 votes is meager compared to institutional investors—firms that typically control the lion’s share of Class A shares. To learn more about investing and the ...

Meanwhile, 20.4% of the Class B shares have been converted into other classes, and the Class C count is down by 8.2%. These figures took the recent 20-for-1 stock split into account, of course.

Class C: No voting rights, typically held by employees and some Class A stockholders (GOOG) Fast Fact Google’s parent company, Alphabet, announced a 20-for-1 stock split in February 2022.

Meanwhile, 20.4% of the Class B shares have been converted into other classes, and the Class C count is down by 8.2%. These figures took the recent 20-for-1 stock split into account, of course.

Google's parent company, Alphabet (GOOG 0.51%) (GOOGL 0.54%), comes in two flavors.There's the Class C stock with the GOOG ticker, and then we have the Class A stock called GOOGL. That's not quite ...