Tech Five: Google shares jump off Alphabet announcement Here's a surprise that shareholders seemed to like: Google shocked Wall Street Monday afternoon after suddenly announcing the creation of Alphabet, its new publicly traded parent company. Shares of Google were up more than 6% during Tuesday morning trading.Let's take a look at the tech stocks to watch Tuesday:Google (GOOG): Google's new overlord will contain its zany experimental ventures, such as its driver-less cars, and 3G-beaming balloons, while Google (now a subsidiary of Alphabet) will "slim down" and exclude companies that are not a part of its core internet business. Sundar Pichai will be the new CEO of Google, while Google co-founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin will head Alphabet.Twitter (TWTR): Twitter's stock was back down to red Tuesday morning after bouncing back Monday. Interim CEO Jack Dorsey showed a bid of confidence in the lagging company Monday, buying more than 31,000 shares of Twitter for about $875,000. Following Dorsey's purchase, shares jumped 9% to close at $29.50 on Monday. The company also pleased investors after announcing an expanded deal with the NFL, which will streamline more of the leagues content on the platform. Company shares were down more than 1% Tuesday morning.Symantec (SYMC): Symantec announced plans to sell its data storage business, Veritas, for $8 billion cash. According to Reuters, the company will sell Veritas to a group including Carlyle Group and Singapore's sovereign wealth fund GIC. Company shares were down more than 1% during Tuesday morning trading.Apple (AAPL): Apple shares have been quite volatile lately. Shares were down more than 2% Tuesday morning after climbing up to more than 2% during Monday trading. The company's stock is down 12% since July 21 ”and have found itself in correction territory, falling 14% from their all-time high of $134.54 that it clocked in April.Alibaba (BABA): Alibaba shares were falling Tuesday morning after the Chinese e-commerce giant announced that it bought a 19.9% stake in major Chinese electronic retailer, Suning. This announcement comes out ahead of Alibaba's earnings report, which is expected to come out Wednesday.Company shares were down more than 1% Tuesday morning.