Google has increased share against Yahoo and Microsoft.
Posted on Tuesday, July 15th, 2008 | In Current Market News, Stocks to Watch
Contributed by: Vlada Kynsky (http://stockweb.blogspot.com/) -
This week on Thursday we have earnings results for Google. Positive news for the company is that Google again increased market share against rivals like Yahoo, Microsoft.
The latest numbers show that current Google share for US searches is 69.17% (up from 68.29% in May). Yahoo fell to 19.62% (down from 19.95%). Microsoft also down to 5.46% (from 5.89%). Just for information one year ago Microsoft share was 7.61%. This number includes MSN and Live. And the last big search engine Ask fell to 4.17% (from 4.23%).
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