Google IPO will defy Wall Street's traditional rules

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Google has filed for an initial public offering for $2.7 billion with the Securities and Exchange Commission and the company is predicted to be $20 billion worth after the issue is over. The founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin have written in their letter of intent that they to provide best service to the world in the manner in which the company at present does, they will control the decision-making. The move is not common among the technology companies.

Strategy & planning, Executive changes & profiles, Planning, Officials and employees, Businesspeople, Entrepreneurship, Company business planning, Entrepreneurs, Brin, Sergey, Page, Larry

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Google IPO could net $3.3B; Ask Jeeves deal extended

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The initial public offering by Google is expected to generate $2.7 - $3.3 billion at an offer price of $108 - $135 per share. The paid search distribution agreement between Google and Ask Jeeves has been extended up to 2007. The company has reported its second quarter net income has doubled at $79 million from last year's $32.2 million.

Sales, profits & dividends, On-Line Information Services, Videotex & Teletext, Management dynamics, Goods & services distribution, Alliances, partnerships, Channels of Distribution, Management, Online services, Online information services, Company sales and earnings, Company earnings/profit, Going public (Securities), Initial public offerings, Company business management, Company public offering, IAC Search & Media, Online information service, ASKJ, Distribution agreements

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Search firms ride Google's IPO wave

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Google earned 64 million dollars in the first quarter of 2004. It expected record-setting stock offering that led investors to pour money into a range of search-related companies including Mama.com, a Montreal-based metasearch engine that raised 16.6 million dollars in a stock sale to private equity investors.

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