"Should the Department of Justice break up Alphabet (Google)?" Benzinga asked. The results were: While the DOJ is targeting Chrome as the potential unit to be divested, Benzinga readers have other preferences. "Which part of Alphabet would you most want to invest in if it splits up," Benzinga asked. The results were: Benzinga readers ranked YouTube as the top choice for a standalone unit, while Chrome was the least favored. Read Also: Alphabet Bleeds Over $120 Billion In Market Value, Eyes Worst Day In 10 Months After DOJ Demands Google Chrome Sale Why It's Important: While Alphabet likely does not want to split up or sell any of its units, investors could end up the winners according to analysts. Jefferies analyst Brent Thill recently said that a breakup or business separation could be good for shareholders. "We don't believe a full breakup would happen. Even if it did, it would be good for shareholders because the sum of the parts is greater than the whole," Thill told Yahoo Finance.