For the number crunchers

$11B in Liquid Assets and Growing

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Google filed a K-1 this week (thanks Gary) and there were a few tidbits in there. If you're a Google geek, it's worth a read.

Google had more than 10,00 employees at the end of 2006, for example, and spent nearly $2B in capex in 06. Advertising is 99% of all revenues for three straight years. The UK is 15% of Google's revenues. The US has declined from 66% to 57% in three years. TAC (traffic acquisition costs) are blended into overall revenues so it's more difficult to figure the TAC percentage as a portion of Adsense, (a bit of other stuff may be in that figure), but if you take TAC as all Adsense related, you come up with $3.3B paid out, on $4.16B in Adsense (Google Network) revenues, or 79%, which is consistent with previous numbers.
The rest of the article you can read here.

Bottom line, Google is a very healthy company. There is plenty of other search engines that will benefit from the continued growth of e commerce. Agloco is one such company. I'd take a flyer on Agloco , as they are offering shares to the users. What was it two years ago that Google offered their I.P.O. at around $300 U.S, per share? Who would of thought that would turn out to be a bargain? Yours truly for one, although I didn't have the capital to invest. Here's your second chance, and mine also. Agloco WILL turn into a rival of Google, driven by the largest pre launch in Internet Marketing history! Don't walk run to sign up for Agloco