While some row, others are carried by the current. At Google, we are used to hit the river at full speed but beware: anyone can be faced with a waterfall!
The publication of the results of the first quarter 2013 Google starts strong: "We made a start on 2013 torrents with $ 14 billion in sales, up 31% compared to the same period last year" . The sentence is signed Larry Page, CEO of the company, obviously quite serene.
Note still a slight alteration of reality because the actual reported revenue is actually 13.97 billion but nitpick. As for benefits, they turn around 3.35 billion. All this may well be impressive, it does not necessarily meet analysts expected 14.09 billion in revenue. Earnings per share is meanwhile stood at $ 11.58 while the consensus rather turned around 10.66$.
Remains a small problem: the decline of the "cost per click" (that is to say, the price paid by advertisers), down 4% compared to the same period in 2012. So it's now a drop of six consecutive quarters although there is a small improvement: the fourth quarter of 2012, the decline was 6%.
Undergoing restructuring, the Motorola branch represents 1.02 billion in$ sales declining, compared to 1.51 at year-end 2012. However, Eric Schmidt has already reassured on this point by stating that the next range of the manufacturer is simply phenomenal. We can not wait to see it.
The publication of the results of the first quarter 2013 Google starts strong: "We made a start on 2013 torrents with $ 14 billion in sales, up 31% compared to the same period last year" . The sentence is signed Larry Page, CEO of the company, obviously quite serene.
Note still a slight alteration of reality because the actual reported revenue is actually 13.97 billion but nitpick. As for benefits, they turn around 3.35 billion. All this may well be impressive, it does not necessarily meet analysts expected 14.09 billion in revenue. Earnings per share is meanwhile stood at $ 11.58 while the consensus rather turned around 10.66$.
Remains a small problem: the decline of the "cost per click" (that is to say, the price paid by advertisers), down 4% compared to the same period in 2012. So it's now a drop of six consecutive quarters although there is a small improvement: the fourth quarter of 2012, the decline was 6%.
Undergoing restructuring, the Motorola branch represents 1.02 billion in$ sales declining, compared to 1.51 at year-end 2012. However, Eric Schmidt has already reassured on this point by stating that the next range of the manufacturer is simply phenomenal. We can not wait to see it.
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