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Google CEO likely to stick to small acquisitions as it increases spending -- South Florida Sun-Sentinel.com
Sun-Sentinel (Fort Lauderdale, Fla.) | 40 days 6 hours 28 minutes ago
Google Inc.'s success has left the Internet search leader sitting on a pile of cash — $22 billion at the end of September. Executives say they are ready to spend more money to take advantage of what they believe will be even better days ahead.

Google to acquire mobile display ad provider AdMob
BtoB | 14 days 9 hours 27 minutes ago
Mountain View, Calif.—In a move expected to strongly enhance its mobile display and search advertising reach, Google Inc. Monday announced plans to acquire mobile display ad provider AdMob Inc. for $750 million in Google stock.

Google CEO likely to stick to small acquisitions as it increases spending
Star Tribune (Minneapolis-St. Paul, Minn.) | 40 days 5 hours 40 minutes ago
Google Inc.'s success has left the Internet search leader sitting on a pile of cash $22 billion at the end of September.

On The Call: Google CEO Eric Schmidt 7:25PM ET
BusinessWeek | 39 days 15 hours 49 minutes ago
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Former Google executive takes CEO post at social marketing firm
Internet Retailer | 42 days 9 hours 5 minutes ago
Former Google executive takes CEO post at social marketing firm Tom Phillips, former head of Google Search and Analytics, is the new CEO at Media6Degrees, a marketing technology and services company that identifies target audiences based on social networking connections. Phillips managed the integration of online display advertising firm DoubleClick into Google, and his background includes experience with other advertising companies and in publishing....

Google to buy mobile ad network for $750 million - AP - NOLA.com
Times-Picayune (New Orleans), The | 15 days 3 hours 30 minutes ago
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Google buys mobile ad firm for $750 million
Yahoo! | 15 days 2 hours 32 minutes ago
Google Inc said on Monday that it was acquiring of AdMob, one of the largest mobile advertising networks, for $750 million, widening its bet that cell phone advertising could become the Internet's next-big money maker.

UPDATE 2-Google buys mobile ad firm for $750 million
Forbes | 15 days 4 hours 25 minutes ago
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov 9 (Reuters) - Google Inc said on Monday that it was acquiring of AdMob, one of the largest mobile advertising networks, for $750 million, widening its bet that cell phone advertising could become the Internet's next-big money maker.

Google buys mobile ad firm for $750 million  |  November 10, 2009  |  Telecommunications Online
Telecommunications | 14 days 16 hours 21 minutes ago
Cell phone advertising could be the next-big money maker

For GOP, Embracing Tea Party Presents Risk, Opportunity
National Journal | 41 days 16 hours 55 minutes ago
For GOP, Embracing Tea Party Presents Risk, Opportunity From Tax Day to health care town halls to the 9/12 march, the tea party movement has made its anti-tax, small-government message part of the national discourse.

Google makes inroads into mobile advertising
San Francisco Chronicle | 14 days 7 hours 53 minutes ago
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Google price targets boosted ahead of earnings report
Total Telecom Magazine (U.K.) | 42 days 19 hours 40 minutes ago
Search giant expected to hint signs of ad recovery with modest Q3 revenue gains.

Google price targets get boost ahead of report
Investor's Business Daily | 43 days 12 hours 30 minutes ago
SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) -- Several Wall Street analysts raised their price targets on Google Inc. on Monday ahead of the company's third-quarter earnings report, scheduled for later in the week.

U.S. Stocks Fall on GE, Bank of America Results; Dollar Ends Five-Day Drop
Bloomberg | 39 days 8 hours 54 minutes ago
Oct. 16 (Bloomberg) -- U.S. stocks fell, pulling benchmark indexes down from a one-year high, as General Electric Co. and Bank of America Corp. reported disappointing results and a gauge of consumer confidence trailed economists' estimates. The dollar rose for the first time in five days and Treasuries gained.

U.S. Stocks Fall on General Electric, Bank of America Results; IBM Drops
Bloomberg | 39 days 8 hours 53 minutes ago
Oct. 16 (Bloomberg) -- U.S. stocks fell, pulling benchmark indexes down from a one-year high, as General Electric Co. and Bank of America Corp. reported disappointing results and a gauge of consumer confidence trailed economists' estimates. The dollar rose for the first time in five days and Treasuries gained.