Segunda-feira, 1/8/2005
Psst
Julio Daio Borges
IT IS hard to know whether to be impressed, suspicious or amused. This week shares in Google, the world's most popular search engine, rose above $300 each, having defied most predictions by more than tripling in the ten months since the firm made its stockmarket debut at $85 a share. Now valued at more than $80 billion, Google has left in the dust the other three internet Wunderkinder -Yahoo!, eBay and Amazon- and even passed media stalwarts such as Time Warner. How does Google do it?
The Economist (porque eu ainda vou lançar o Digestivo na bolsa... se eu lançar, 'cês compram?).
Julio Daio Borges
1/8/2005 às 08h46
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