Google has just released results for its second quarter of 2014 today. It made revenues of $15.96 billion, a 22 percent increase over the same period last year. It made $3.42 billion in net income, which is slightly down quarter over quarter. Its a miss from analyst expectations on income, though revenue is slightly better than expected. Googles chief business officer, Nikesh Arora, will also be leaving the company to go work for SoftBank. Hell be replaced by Omid Kordestani, who CEO Larry Page describes as one of my closest advisors.
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