GOOGLE'S shareholders are expected to approve the company's plan to issue non-voting shares so that its founders maintain control. full story ![]()
Google (NASDAQ: GOOG [FREE Stock Trend Analysis]) shares have been rallying lately; since December, shares are up over 20%. On Tuesday, shares set a new 52-week high near $839.
ibtimes.com (2 months and 16 days ago)
News Corp.'s Murdoch sold voting shares in the company worth around $28.9 million, further reducing his voting stake by a fraction of a percent.
wsj.com (2 months and 27 days ago)
NEW YORK -- Google's executive chairman, Eric Schmidt, plans to sell more than 40% of his shares in the Internet search giant. Schmidt plans to sell 3.2 million shares of Google. If he sold all of the shares at Google's closing price Friday of $785.37, he would take home $2.51 billion. Google wouldn't comment on Schmidt's planned share sale. ... Click to view a price quote...
thestreet.com (3 months and 7 days ago)

Google executive chairman Eric Schmidt may end up selling 42 percent of his shares in the company under a new stock trading plan designed to diversify his investment portfolio. IDGNSEric Schmidt, chairman of Google Schmidt owned approximately 7.6 million shares of class A and class B common stock as of December 31, 2012, but in November he adopted a trading plan giving him...
pcworld.com (3 months and 9 days ago)

GOOGLE chairman Eric Schmidt plans to sell 3.2 million "A" shares worth $US2.5 billion ($2.44 billion) over the next year, Google has told the SEC.
news.com.au (3 months and 9 days ago)

Google shares leapt to a new all-time high Wednesday, as the internet giant opened its developers' conference and reports said new services were planned.
telegraph.co.uk (4 days ago)

IN HIS book What Would Google Do?, Jeff Jarvis proposes that Google's approach to business can be readily applied elsewhere.
news.com.au (3 months and 7 days ago)
Rupert Murdoch sold voting shares in News Corp. worth around $40.1 million earlier this week, reducing his voting stake in the company by a fraction of a percent.
wsj.com (3 months and 3 days ago)
Google's market value rose beyond $300bn last night after its shares closed above $900 for the first time.
independent.co.uk (4 days ago)
Google Inc. on Wednesday jumped above $900 for the first time ever, less than three months after the search giant's shares initially topped $800.
denverpost.com (3 days ago)
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