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[2006-01-31] Google Down Ahead Of Earnings Announcement
After-hours trading in shares of the search advertising company declined slightly from the previous close, down $1.02 to $425.80.
[2006-01-31] Did Google Miss?
Google's financial report seems to have disappointed Wall Street.
[2006-01-31] Google Sees 82% Profit Jump, Is It Enough?
Reuters reports Google's net profit rose 82% in fourth quarter to $372.2 million.
[2006-01-27] Microsoft Could Buy Into Ad Market
During its conference call for the company's earnings announcement, Microsoft's chief financial officer said the time-honored practice of acquiring companies could play into the company's online advertising strategy.
[2006-01-27] Bear Stearns Tapping Blogs For Stock Analysis?
Aside from maintaining its "outperform" rating on Google, the investment firm thinks a Google Music Store is in the works; a good question for now would be "Did you get this idea from a blog too?"
[2006-01-26] Brin Defends Google China
While taking a break from the activities at the World Economic Forum in Switzerland, Google co-founder Sergey Brin talked about Google.cn and the growing kerfuffle over Google's acquiescence to China's censorship demands.
[2006-01-26] Microsoft Reports Solid Earnings
Well, I guess I should be glad I didn't leave Seattle before the Microsoft earnings report, otherwise having to post about it a day later.
[2006-01-24] Don't Feel Sorry for Google's Page & Brin
If you saw Google's recent filing - where they confirm Page, Brin and Schmidt's 2006 salary as just $1 - you may have been tempted to feel sorry for them.
[2006-01-23] Yahoo Staffer Predicts Google Fall
One diviner of the inscrutable GOOG has peered out from the Yahoo enclave in Sunnyvale and forecast a dire fourth quarter earnings report from Google.
[2006-01-20] No Justice: Google Stock Plunges
The analysts who recently advised clients to sell Google have been proved prescient, as Google's now-public fight with the Department of Justice has led to a sell-off.
[2006-01-19] Two Analysts Raise Google Concerns
After a year-plus of nearly continuous share price increases matched by equally lofty financial reports, a couple of stock market analysts think it's time to sell Google investments.
[2006-01-19] Google, I Know What You Did Last Fall
Some wonder if Google's quarterly results (coming Jan. 31) will disappoint -- if Yahoo's recent slightly-below-expectations numbers are a bellwether for the sector.
[2006-01-19] Google Forecasts $6.5 Billion In '06 Ads
In a story discussing Google's forays into other methods of getting ads to users, Google's top sales executive sees $6.5 billion in advertising revenue for the search advertising company in 2006.
[2006-01-18] Yahoo Down, Hysterics Up
After a second straight quarter of not pleasing Wall Street analysts despite overall increases in their financials, the ominous specter of the 2000 dot-com crash has begun to loom.
[2006-01-17] A Day of Acquisitions
Well, today is a busy one in both PR and PR measurement.
[2006-01-17] Yahoo! Reports Q4
Like to crunch numbers? Here's the raw numbers just released by Yahoo.
[2006-01-15] Jason Says “Blog for us and Make Money”
And who's to argue with his claim? Jason Calacanis made money from blogging (sold his blogging network to AOL for $25 million).
[2006-01-13] Google A Speculation, Not An Investment
Google was as good as gold in 2005, but any cracks that appear in the Googleplex facade could send hedge funds fleeing for safer pastures and pressure shares of GOOG downward.
[2006-01-12] Who’s Selling? Is It YOU?
Jeremy Wright says that he is selling a major blog for someone.
[2006-01-11] No Deep-Pocketed Friends For Friendster
Everything looked good for Friendster, with the features and social networking tools it provided the online community; one day, MySpace came along, and Friendster suddenly became wallflower number one at the junior high dance.
[2006-01-10] Miva Still Looking for a Buyer?
Back in November we reported that Miva may be looking for a buyer. ClickZ today uncovers further evidence.
[2006-01-09] Google Could Be the World's Most Valuable Company
Google's share price could rise to $2,000, says the Daily Telegraph.
[2006-01-05] Google Not Likely to Split Stock
Despite Google's stock price getting close to $450 per share, CNet reports the company is not likely to consider a stock split.
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