Google turns investing world on its ear with IPO auction: Internet search company valuing itself at between $29-billion and $36-billion (US)

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The Internet search engine company, Google Inc., would put a price tag on its initial public offering July 26, 2004, valuing at $29-billion to $36-billion to price and sell its stock directly to investors. This step would be necessary to avoid chosen group of investment bankers and insiders to trade stock and earn money easily.

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The Stock? Whatever. Google Keeps On Innovating

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Google Inc.'s share prices have doubled since its initial public offering in August. It is increasing its services through the acquisition of Keyhold Corp. and the development of programs like GMAIL, GOOGLE PRINT and GOOGLE DESKTOP SEARCH.

Services information, Service enhancement, Keyhole Corp.

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Google loads up for acquisition hunt

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The acquisition plans of Google Inc., from its secondary share offering, are examined.

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