Information on Google co-founder who lost voice

The Associated Press

Google Inc. CEO Larry Page had to miss Thursday's annual shareholders meeting because he has lost his voice. He will also skip upcoming public appearances — a conference on Google's Android mobile software next week and a call on its earnings report next month. He will continue as CEO while he recovers.

Here's some biographical information on Page:

NAME: Larry Page

AGE: 39

EDUCATION: Bachelor's degree from the University of Michigan, master's degree from Stanford University, on leave from Ph.D. program at Stanford.

PERSONAL: Married to Lucy Southworth.

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE: Took over as Google Inc.'s CEO in April 2011, having left the post in 2001 to become Google's president of products. Co-founded Google in 1998 with Sergey Brin and served as founding CEO.

NET WORTH: $19 billion, according to Forbes magazine.