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  • SEC gives thumbs-up to Google

    Google can set its share price and begin selling shares to the public in the next 15 days, the Securities and Exchange Commission said Wednesday in the US.

  • SEC opens new inquiry into issued Google stock

    Google said late Monday that the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has begun an informal inquiry into its issuance of stock options to insiders, yet another caution before the company's closely watched public offering begins.

  • Google registers to list on Nasdaq

    Google has registered to be listed on the Nasdaq stock exchange for its upcoming US$2.7 billion initial public offering, it said in a regulatory filing Monday.

  • Google shares rise in debut

    Shares in Google ended their first day of public trading on the Nasdaq stock exchange as they began, up about 18 percent.

  • Exposing click fraud

    Internet marketers facing higher advertising fees on search networks are becoming increasingly concerned about a form of online fraud that was thought to have been contained years ago.

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