Companies are treated as singular nouns in American English and as plural nouns in British English.

I don't know about axod, but some of us don't have English as our first language. Its not always easy to have perfect grammar that comes naturally to a native speaker, but I personally try to be as correct as possible often going through 4-5 edits and going back to it to make sure that people, other than me, can read what I am typing. Still, mistakes slips through. Its a work in progress, some do better than others.

I waited almost a year before I decided to register an account (this place and other forums) and contribute to the discussion, when I was sure that I can put words together in a sentence that people can understand; only to find out that the best way to write proper English (or any language for that matter) is to write often and make mistakes so that others can point them out and you learn from that.

British English

Really?

I would have written those sentences as: "Google has too much Power", "Google has 60 billion dollars"

The usage of have seems wrong to me

Both are common/valid, at least in the UK, but the plural is more common here than singular afaik.