Google's parent company, has officially entered bear market territory, with shares now down more than 20% from their February all-time high. For context, a correction is when a stock or index drops 10%,

Alphabet (NasdaqGS:GOOGL) recently experienced a 2.05% decline in its share price over the last week. This period was marked by significant developments for the company, including ongoing discussions about acquiring Israeli cybersecurity firm Wiz,

The venture capital firms that invested in cybersecurity firm Wiz, which agreed to a $32 billion buyout by Google's parent Alphabet, stand to reap returns as high as 200 times for seed investors, among them Sequoia Capital,