Google surpasses but then falls behind Microsoft in value

Google surpasses but then falls behind Microsoft in value
Earlier this morning, search giant Google surpassed Microsoft in terms of market value before failing to keep the title of world's second largest tech company.

Google ended the day valued at $247.56 billion, slightly below Microsoft who closed at $248.8 billion.



Both combined still remain below the somewhat bloated valuation of Apple, at $620 billion, the world's largest public company.

Google has seen its shares soar this year, up 35 percent since July, alone. Microsoft has also seen gains, about 11 percent for the year.

Written by: Andre Yoskowitz @ 2 Oct 2012 19:01
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  • 3 comments
  • KillerBug

    I blame their mapping software...it just works too well. How can they ever expect to surpass Apple with software that works?


    2.10.2012 19:26 #1

  • A5J4DX

    wow so close

    2.10.2012 21:45 #2

  • xyqo

    Originally posted by KillerBug: I blame their mapping software...it just works too well. How can they ever expect to surpass Apple with software that works? LOL..

    Hey while were at it lets blame their open OS and cool browser. They also have a search site that does a good job at finding stuff. If they were to just break everything then they may just see some real spikes. Wall off android!!!

    XXYYQQOO!!! Yeah WELCOME TO JAMROCK

    3.10.2012 08:45 #3

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