Strong growth in advertising led to better than expected results at Google’s parent company Alphabet, pushing shares up 7 per cent.
Alphabet said that second-quarter profits rose to $9.9 billion from $8.3 billion (excluding fines) a year ago, as revenue climbed to $38.9 billion from $32.6 billion.
Strong growth in advertising led to better than expected results at Google’s parent company Alphabet, pushing shares up 7 per cent.
Alphabet said that second-quarter profits rose to $9.9 billion from $8.3 billion (excluding fines) a year ago, as revenue climbed to $38.9 billion from $32.6 billion.
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