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Apple has bought Google for $260Billion

Apple is no doubt one of the most powerful companies that has ever existed. Over the past decade, Apple has acquired Beats Electronics, Shazam and even Siri, which was originally developed as a completely separate app to make booking reservations easier. In an interview with CNBC in May, CEO Tim Cook revealed that the technology giant plans on acquiring even more intellectual and talent properties. In fact, Apple has acquired a whopping 20 new companies since November 2019 at a rate of about one company per two and a half weeks. However, there has been a level of secrecy surrounding most of these acquisitions, the most recent of which have not even been publicly announced. About 14 of these newly acquired companies are unknown as of May 2019. 
In light of the stalemate in negotiations between Disney and Sony over the property of Spider-Man, Apple has revealed that they are looking into buying Sony Pictures for themselves. A list of new possible acquisition by Apple was revealed by an investor analyst via Twitter, including A24, Lionsgate, CBS, Sony Pictures, MGM Studios, Netflix and a gaming publisher. Though these acquisitions are far from confirmed, there is speculation that this is the reason that the Disney-Sony plan fell through.There is no official news about apple aquiring google

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