Google's Big Problem They Don't Want You To Know About
The core business which accounts for 96% of Google's business is slowing. But the management team doesn't want you to know that.
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The core business which accounts for 96% of Google's business is slowing. But the management team doesn't want you to know that.
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Labels: GOOG, Google, Larry Page, Nikesh Arora, Patrick Pichette, Susan Wojcicki
Despite making a big deal about it on Friday in his answers to the US Senate, you shouldn't think Eric Schmidt or any Google exec is fretting yet about Siri as a threat - even though they should.
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Labels: AAPL, AdWords, Apple, Danny Sullivan, Eric Schmidt, GOOG, Google, iPhone 4S, monopolistic, Nikesh Arora, Patrick Pichette, Siri
There's been lots of speculation about who's in and who's out at Google under Larry Page. I weigh in with my views.
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Labels: AAPL, AOL, Apple, Eric Schmidt, GOOG, Google, Kathy Eisenhardt, Larry Page, Nikesh Arora, Omid Kordestani, Patrick Pichette, Sergey Brin, Shona Brown, Tim Armstrong
Now that Jonathan Rosenberg has departed Google, watch for Larry Page to change out another senior executive. Nikesh Arora is probably going to be next.
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Labels: GOOG, Google, Jim Balsillie, Jonathan Rosenberg, Larry Page, Nikesh Arora, Patrick Pichette, Research in Motion, RIMM, Shona Brown