Google has spent $1.6 billion on 40 deals this year

Google has spent $1.6 billion on 40 deals this year
Google has said this week that they have spent $1.6 billion on 40 acquisitions this year, with more expected.

The search giant revealed the number via a regulatory filing.



Google's largest acquisition this year has been the massive $861 million purchase of mobile advertising company AdMob, which was easily integrated into Android.

The company also purchased social gaming company Slide for $180 million and video software developer On2 for $123 million.

That $1.6 billion figure could jump substantially if Google's proposed $700 million acquisition of airline travel software company ITA Software is completed. The purchase is pending as EU and U.S. anti-monopoly regulators look at it.

Google still has $33 billion in cash.

Written by: Andre Yoskowitz @ 30 Oct 2010 15:19
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  • 2 comments
  • Edgewise

    It's good to be the king.

    30.10.2010 16:31 #1

  • Matt898

    Shit yea it is!

    Matt898

    30.10.2010 19:40 #2

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