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Google Earnings Are Strong; Revenue Is Okay
A beat and an “eh.” Shares are down.
Eric Schmidt Will Take Your Questions Now (Video)
Think of it as an interactive highlight reel.
Samsung’s Super Bowl Ad Leaves Apple Alone
The company that used to spend its money mocking iPhone fanboys goes a different direction, with Seth Rogen, Paul Rudd, Bob Odenkirk and LeBron James.
Google, Wall Street Have a Failure to Communicate. So Earnings Should Be Fun Today!
Good luck figuring out if Google beat the Street today.
Google to Wall Street: You’ve Got Our Q4 Numbers Wrong
If you forgot about the Motorola set-top-box sale, it’s time to lower those numbers, folks.
Google Nabs a Key Partner’s Top Marketer: Samsung Exec Brian Wallace Goes to Motorola
The guy behind all those cheeky anti-Apple ads gets a new gig.
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Google Bumps Up Size, Cost of Motorola Cuts
Google says that cuts at its newly acquired Motorola Mobility unit will be broader than it first thought, and it will now spend $300 million on severance charges. In August, the company told investors that those charges would cost $275 million. Google says it will also spend another $90 million on “other charges related to facility and market exits,” and says more cuts and charges may come, “some of which may be significant.”News Byte
Motorola Cuts Will Cost Google at Least $275 Million
Saving money at Motorola won’t be cheap for Google. The search giant says it will take a “severance-related charge” of up to $275 million when it lays off some 4,000 workers this year. Google tells investors that overhauling Motorola will end up generating other losses, as well. “Although Google cannot currently predict the amount of these other charges at this time, these additional charges could be significant.”News Byte
Google’s 2012 M&A Tab: Motorola Plus $458 Million and Counting
Did Google buy your start-up this year? If so, they spent an average of $19 million on it: The search giant says it spent $458 million on 24 acquisitions through June 30 of this year. That’s in addition, of course, to the $12.5 billion it spent on Motorola Mobility.Google Hits Its Q2 Numbers, and Wall Street Shrugs
A first look at Google’s Q2: Earnings of $10.12 per share on revenue of $8.36 billion. The street was looking for $10.05 and $8.4 billion.