When Google's parent company,Alphabet (NASDAQ: GOOG) (NASDAQ: GOOG),released its third-quarter results in October, the company also announced a new, more aggressive share repurchase program.

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This time around, Alphabet will spend about 37% more buying its own stock. But the search giant probably still isn't spending enough. Alphabet's third-quarter announced repurchase program isn't its ...