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Google stock has risen 31 per cent this year

Google shares to rocket

Search engine will expand marketshare for mobile device and web display advertising, says Credit Suisse

Written by Tom Young

Google's share value could climb as high as $900 (£437) per unit in the next year, according to Credit Suisse Group.

The search engine will expand its share of the market for mobile device and web display advertising, say analysts at the investment bank.

Google's stock has risen 31 per cent over the past year.

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