If you're curious to see how trading has gone since the Google IPO, you can follow it on this NASDAQ graph.

According to the Associated Press:

-- Page collected $41,052,750 and Brin got $40,894,605 from the IPO. That's a pittance compared to their remaining stakes in the company. They are holding on to Google shares that are worth $3,239,416,725 for Page and $3,230,674,475 for Brin.

-- Yahoo sold off 1.61 million Google shares to raise $136,914,430 and still owns 6.59 million shares worth $559,990,710 based on the initial offering price.

-- Eric Schmidt picked up $31,362,025 Wednesday and still owns a stake worth $1,223,118,975.

-- AOL made a killing on the IPO -- $63,218,325. AOL's remaining Google stake is worth $568,965,095.

-- Stanford University. Google still pays Stanford a licensing fee for the technology and gave the university a small stake in the company. Stanford plucked $15,657,595 from the IPO and retains a stake worth $140,274,565.

-- Angel Investors. A list of celebrities including golfer Tiger Woods, basketball star Shaquille O'Neal, California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger and former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger all own a sliver of the Angel funds that acquired a small stake in Google during 1999. pocketed $7,061,205 in the IPO and is holding on to a $63,551,355 stake.

Tiger Woods and Shaquille O'Neal can spend money though they already have plenty. But what about Henry Kissinger? What is he going to use this money for?
Instant multi billionaire. I respect their patience and determination to start the company, but still, the number is awfully high.