Search Results | Showing 261 - 270 of 301 results for "Google" |
| | | ... which Douglass said will benefit from their market share and growth profile in the emerging markets. The fund also bought Google and eBay shares, which are currently trading at 14 and 7 times earnings respectively, a far cry from when these shares were ... |
| | | | Among the top finance term searches on Google this year were 'superannuation', 'interest rates' and 'investment banks' but as to which keyword was more popular than the other changed state by state, according to Google Australia. The world's largest ... |
| | | | ... trade on Friday as investors turned cautious ahead of the weekend and erased early gains supported by strong results from Google. The Dow Jones Industrial Average shed 127.04 points, or 1.41 per cent, settling at 8,852.22, capping a tumultuous week. ... |
| | | | ... is your name, date of birth and address. Simply surfing the internet can leave users open to identity threat as a recent Google analysis of 4.5 million sites found 10 per cent contained code that installs software to record your keystrokes and steal ... |
| | | | Fund managers should adopt a Google-style approach to encourage fresh thinking within their business, especially in a world where investing is truly global and Web 2.0 is a key investment research tool. Speaking at the IFSA conference yesterday, Richard ... |
| | | | ... US shares closed mixed Friday in volatile trading after Citigroup reported better-than-expected losses and Microsoft and Google issued dim outlooks that roiled tech stocks. The Dow Jones Industrial Average gained 43.07 points, or 0.38 per cent, to 11,489.73 ... |
| | | | ... on volume of 11,618 contracts. Cameron Securities client adviser Adrian Leppinus said the market was surprisingly weak. "Google reported after-market and is down some 12 per cent, and we've got Citi reporting tonight and Merrill was after-market. "The ... |
| | | | ... in the black at noon - up more than two per cent - driven by a strong lead from the US on Friday after bellwether stocks Google and Caterpillar delivered profit results above expectations. Despite posting a $US5.11 billion ($A5.48 billion) quarterly ... |
| | | | ... to open higher this morning after US stocks gained on Friday on better than expected profit results from Caterpillar and Google, and from Citigroup. At 0757 AEST, on the Sydney Futures exchange, the June share price index was 79 points higher at 5,555 ... |
| | | | ... may be easing. Nasdaq, however, edged higher, capping its best week since August 2006, helped by a 3.5 per cent rise in Google as investors saw value in shares of the web search leader following a 32 per cent sell-off since the beginning of the year. ... |
|