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While Google remains the undisputed king of search, the nature of search is changing, especially as more people search for what they want to buy, eat or learn on their mobile devices, the New York Times reports.
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In the wake of the now infamous Google "founders," expect to hear more griping that Silicon Valley live by its own set of rules.
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On Thursday, Google beat earnings and announced plans to issue a dividend — in the form of a new class of nonvoting stock.
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Larry Page, Google’s chief executive, so hates wasting time at meetings that he once dumped his secretary to avoid being scheduled for them. He does not much like e-mail either—even his own Gmail—saying the tedious back-and-forth takes too long to solve problems., the New York Times reports.
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Discussing how Google's deal for Motorola Mobility changes the battlefield strategy between the two tech giants, with James Brehm, Compass Intelligence, and Jason Helfstein, Oppenheimer & Co.
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Debating whether the search giant's margins will shrink as it ramps up hiring and advertising, with Trip Chowdhry, Global Equities Research, and Bruce Upbin, Forbes.
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Larry Page is heading back to the office. The Google co-founder takes the helm as CEO on Monday. CNBC's Jon Fortt has more.