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Google Parent Posts Slowed Growth Across the Board

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One of Silicon Valleys blue-chip names, Google, posted weaker earnings than expected as mounting competition to a once-untouchable online advertising operation finally landed a blow. Googles parent, Alphabet Inc., reported first-quarter revenue of $36.3 bill…

One of Silicon Valleys blue-chip names, Google, posted weaker earnings than expected as mounting competition to a once-untouchable online advertising operation finally landed a blow.
Googles parent, Alphabet Inc., reported first-quarter revenue of $36.3 bill…
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