May 14, 2009 royal.pingdom.com
Google had $209,624 in profit per employee in 2008, which beats all the other large tech companies we looked at, including big hitters like Microsoft, Apple, Intel and IBM.
(As you may know, we have been taking a closer look at what kind of money some of the most Google had $209,624 in profit per employee in 2008, which beats all the other large tech companies we looked at, including big hitters like More»
IBM’s size makes Microsoft and Google look like tiny startupsMay 04, 2009 royal.pingdom.com Last week we posted an article about how much money the large tech companies are making, but another really interesting thing to look at is how large their workforce is. Just as with revenues and profits, More»The money made by big tech companies like MS, Google, Apple, IBM and moreApr 30, 2009 royal.pingdom.com Have you ever wondered how much money the really big tech companies are making?
We have, so we looked at the money earned by 15 large, well-known tech companies to find out: Adobe, Amazon, Apple, Baidu, More»Is Search Weathering the Recession Storm?Jan 22, 2009 www.marketingpilgrim.com
By Peter Young
Depending on who you decide to subscribe to it appears to have been a bit of a mixed bag for search spend during the final quarter of 2008. Recent reports by both Covario and Efficient Frontier More»
Baidu Sued As Search Monopoly In ChinaJan 07, 2009 searchengineland.com
Leading Chinese search engine Baidu has been sued by Chinese medical B2B marketplace Qmyy.com to prevent its site from being blocked or dropped by the engine. According to a factually lean report in More»Google & Baidu Targeted in China’s Crackdown on PornographyJan 05, 2009 www.marketingpilgrim.com China has launched a major crackdown on pornography today, and is asking Google and Baidu to do their part. Pornography is banned in China, but government officials are still struggling to block pornographic More»Baidu’s Traffic & Online Community Attracting BusinessesSep 16, 2008 www.tradingmarkets.comBaidu is reporting that over 40,000 businesses have signed up for its C2C platform. Businesses report choosing Baidu largely for its huge Internet search traffic, vast user base, and the full-fledged More» Baidu Goes BarackApr 07, 2008 www.webguild.orgBaidu, the leading search engine in China, is also embracing Barack Obama. They have added a caricature of Barack Obama and the donkey that symbolizes the Democratic party to the Baidu logo on their homepage. More» Baidu Voice Search Uses Live OperatorsMar 07, 2008 www.chinatechnews.comChina’s 920 million telephone users have a new way to search online for information. Baidu.com (BIDU) just announced its new voice-activated search. Upon dialing 400 666 8585 the call will be answered More» Baidu Launches Online Video AdsSep 17, 2007 www.webguild.orgBaidu, has launched “Baidu TV”, an online video advertising service, expecting it to be a new profit driver to help widen the gap with its rivals, Chinese versions of Google (NASDAQ: GOOG) More» |
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