Google Inc. hopes IPO will raise $2.7 billion

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The Internet search engine leader Google Inc. hopes to raise $2.7 billion with an initial public offering IPO that will give the company a market value of $20 million. This decision to take public help can put Google under greater pressure as it has to produce steady earning growth which can even lead to shortsighted decisions.

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Getting giddy over Google: Its plans to go public bring back memories of dot-com's heyday

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The planned initial public offering of online-search company Google and hopes to auction off $2.7 billion worth of shares is expected to give the company a market value of at least $20 billion. An update of some of PhiladelphiaEs biggest dot-com players is presented.

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Google reaches high with IPO price

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Google Inc. estimated on July 26, 2004 that its stock would sell for $108 to $135 a share in its initial public offering (IPO). According to the Security Exchange Commission filing, Google would receive net proceeds of about $1.7 billion from the IPO.

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