2011年7月18日星期一

Google's earnings exceeds expectations

July 14, 2011, updated at 21: 05 Google logo head of Google, Larry Page said that the company had "a large room" Internet giant Google has reported a large increase in profits and revenues, well ahead of market expectations.

Net profit for the three months to June rose 36% in the same period last year to $2 million (£ 1 million), while revenues increased 32% to $9bn.

Last month, Google launched its Google social networking site +, in an attempt to take on Facebook.

The results were the first to head Ejecutivo Larry Page, who replaced Eric Schmidt in April.

Mr Schmidt had held the role for 10 years. Analysts said to co-founder of Google Page Lord assume the decision was made because she now has more weight with investors and could revive the search giant.

The results will help to reassure investors that the company is still thriving under his leadership.

"We had a great quarter," said Mr Page. "I'm super excited for the surprising answer to Google +".

'Six - trick pony'

Google's actions had grown 11% in extended trading.

Stifel Nicolaus analyst Jordan Rohan said the results were "far beyond the expectations of Wall Street".

"Clearly, the combination of mobile search, Android, ad exchange, YouTube and search business major, all do well," said.

"Google is no longer a trick of a pony." Six trick pony could say if we have Google + "."


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