Google revenues leap 22 per cent in first quarter despite YouTube ad strife
Google on course to reach $100bn in annual revenues - this year or next
Google - which now prefers to call itself Alphabet - is on course to become a $100bn turnover company, this year or next, after it filed first quarter revenues of $24.75bn, up by 22 per cent compared to...
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