Google's third-quarter profit increased by 36.5%, but Motorola's business continued to lose 0.248 billion

On August 18, October 18, Beijing time, Google officially announced its financial report for the third quarter of 2013. As some people predict, Google's performance once again surpassed everyone's expectations. According to earnings reports released by the internet search giant, its profit in the third quarter increased by 36.5% to $2.97 billion, and its earnings per share was $8.75. If it is not included in a one-time project,

On August 18, October 18, Beijing time, Google officially announced its financial report for the third quarter of 2013. As some people predict, Google's performance once again surpassed everyone's expectations. According to earnings reports released by the internet search giant, its profit in the third quarter increased by 36.5% to $2.97 billion, and its earnings per share was $8.75. If it is not included in a one-time project,

On August 18, October 18, Beijing time, Google officially announced its financial report for the third quarter of 2013. As some people predict, Google's performance once again surpassed everyone's expectations.

According to earnings reports released by the internet search giant, its profit in the third quarter increased by 36.5% to $2.97 billion, and its earnings per share was $8.75. If it is not included in a one-time project, earnings per share for the quarter are $10.74.

Revenue increased by 12% to $14.89 billion. The actual revenue of the traffic cost paid to the partner by USD 2.97 billion is USD 11.9 billion.

Previously, analysts expected Google's total revenue to be $14.79 billion, with earnings per share of $10.65. In addition, Google's performance in the third quarter was better than that in the second quarter, and Google's profit in the second quarter was lower than Wall Street's expectations.

In post-disk transactions, Google's share price rose by 7% to $951.35.

Motorola's quarterly losses after Google took over

Finally, let's talk about Motorola. BusinessInsider pointed out in a report entitled "for Google, Motorola is just a burning business" that Google took over Motorola's first quarter, motorola has begun to lose $40 million, and Motorola has lost $0.248 billion in the first quarter, according to the report released by Google today. In general, in addition to the $12.5 billion spent by Google at the beginning of the acquisition, Motorola has suffered a total loss of $1 billion starting from the official acquisition.

Of course, that is to say, the economic account is so calculated, and the discerning person knows that some accounts cannot be calculated according to the economic account.