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Announces Third Quarter 2011 Financial Results - Google Investor Relations
Download PDF version [86K] MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. – October 13, 2011 - Google Inc. (NASDAQ: GOOG) today announced financial results for the quarter ended September 30, 2011. "We had a great quarter,” said Larry Page, CEO of Google. “Revenue was up 33% year on year and our quarterly revenue was just short of $10 billion. Google+ is now open to everyone and we just passed the 40 million user mark.Leaked: Facebook 2011 Revenue Upwards of $5B, $9.2B in 2012 [Sources] | Bostinnovation: Boston Start-ups, Innovation and News Blog
It has been widely speculated that Facebook will hold its IPO sometime in 2012. As we near the day when the giant social network files their S-1, revealing, at long last, the financials behind their operations, industry experts continue to speculate on exactly how much the company is worth and what they bring to the table for investors. After unearthing Facebook’s failed attempt to purchase Boston-based SCVNGR, which could have played a key role in establishing Facebook Deals, sources, who are former employees of Facebook, have said the company’s revenue for 2011 will be north of $5 billion and skyrocket to an estimated $9.2 billion in 2012. These financials paint a very optimistic view of the near future for Facebook after Reuters yesterday published a report claiming Facebook’s revenue for the first half of 2011 doubled to $1.6 billion . The revenue number, if held constant for the remainder of the year, would put 2011 totals at $3.2 billion.Useful Data Sets
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MG Siegler is a general partner at CrunchFund and a columnist for TechCrunch, where he has been writing since 2009. His focus is on Apple. Prior to TechCrunch, MG covered various technology beats for VentureBeat.Following others financials
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SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Because startups aren't required to report regular financial results as publicly traded companies are, it can be hard for outsiders to get a sense of what hot ones like Facebook and Twitter are really worth. Now, a private online stock exchange hopes to shed some light on the subject by rolling out an index that reflects the changing values of such companies. Starting Wednesday, SharesPost is releasing an index that will track the values of seven startups over time.
Dow Industrials For Startups? Pre-IPO Index Opens
Today on MBA Mondays we are going to talk about one of the most important things in business, the profit and loss statement (also known as the P&L). Picking up from the accounting post last week, there are two kinds of accounting entries; those that describe money coming into and out of your business, and money that is contained in your business. The P&L deals with the first category. A profit and loss statement is a report of the changes in the income and expense accounts over a set period of time. The most common periods of time are months, quarters, and years, although you can produce a P&L report for any period.
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CHART OF THE DAY: Guess What? Google Doesn't Get The Most Revenu
Even with a highly lucrative search business, Google is not getting the most revenue per employee in the tech world. This analysis, from George Morris at 37Signals , shows that Craigslist -- with its tiny staff -- is getting three times as much revenue per employee as Google. Obviously, Craiglist is a unique situation, and it doesn't scale infinitely, but it's still very impressive.Market data

