Bidding despite Playboy article?

Article Abstract:

Google Inc. plans to open the auction for its anticipated initial public offering on 13th August 2004 inspite of legal queries about a newly published Playboy interview with the founders of the online search engine. Google hopes to raise about $3 billion by selling stock at a price ranging from $108 to $135 per share.

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A 4.67-million-share test for Google

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Google Inc's employees and other insiders would be free to sell an additional 4.67 million shares of the company's stock. The release of so much insider stock so soon marks another unusual twist in Google's unconventional initial public offering.

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Search-engine pioneer readies for new chapter

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Overture Services Incorporation, based in Pasadena city, California, is a six-year-old company with annual revenue of $1 billion. This company promises to build an Internet search engine far better than it's rival 'Google'.

Market share, Computer and Data Processing Services, California, Computer services industry, Information technology services industry, Company market share, Overture Services Inc.

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