Google&#39;s auction wrapping up
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NEW YORK (CBS.MW) -- Google&#39;s long-awaited kickoff as the largest Internet IPO of all time is likely to take place as early as Wednesday after the controversial Dutch auction process wraps up after the bell.
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Google Inc., the Web search engine, on Wednesday slashed the price range on its eagerly awaited initial public offering to between &#36;85 and &#36;95 per share from &#36;108 to &#36;135 per share.
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An auction of shares in Google, the web search engine which could be floated for as much as $36bn, takes place on Friday.
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Lots of people are hoping to get rich off Google Inc.'s stock now that the online search engine's IPO is finally completed. Here's a look at some of the investors that have already locked in huge profits by selling a portion of their stakes:
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The search-engine giant, which was expected to go public as early as Wednesday, instead has slashed the deal&#39;s expected price range and cut the number of shares being sold by existing shareholder in half. The new parameters suggest a newly public Google ...
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SAN JOSE, California - On the cusp of its voyage into public trading, Google's initial stock price was set at $85 and its market value calculated at $23 billion - less than originally expected, but still impressive for a 6-year-old dot-com dreamed up in a garage.    The final initial public offering price, set through an unorthodox auction that alienated many on Wall Street, means the stock will likely debut Thursday under the symbol "GOOG" on the Nasdaq Stock Market...
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Aug. 19 (Bloomberg) -- Google Inc., the most-used Internet search engine, sold shares at $85 each in its initial public offering, the bottom of the range the company had suggested the stock would fetch in the biggest auction-style IPO.
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Contrary to many published views, the Dutch-auction IPO of Google last week was a success for the Internet search engine and its investors.
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With shares of Google (GOOG:Nasdaq - news - research) soaring ever higher, the popular Internet search engine is winning praise for sticking with guns and using an unconventional auction system to sell its shares to the public.
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Google Founders Selling Off Stock  Is this a sign that Google stack is overpriced? Or does it just mean that since there is so much interest in Google and its shares right now that the founders decided to sell off a big part of their holdings with the search engine. Dow ...
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Google Inc.'s initial public offering took a major step forward as the company notified investors that today may be their last chance to submit, withdraw or change bids in the unusual &#36;3 billion electronic auction for stock in the Internet giant.
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Time is running out for prospective  investors to submit their offers to buy shares of Google Inc.  GOOG.O, the Web's No. 1 search company.
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Google Inc. on Friday said it will bid at least $4.6 billion for wireless airwaves being auctioned off by the federal government &#151; if certain conditions are met.
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There will be criticism over some aspects of Google&#39;s highly publicized public stock offering, but it shouldn&#39;t overshadow what the Internet search engine company managed to accomplish.
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Google Inc. (GOOG) will close the registration process for its IPO auction Thursday, setting the stage for the online search engine leader's hotly anticipated stock market debut. Google plans to launch an unusual auction to sell 25.7 million shares shortly after closing the registration.
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WASHINGTON/NEW YORK  - Google Inc said on Friday it would take part in a major auction of wireless spectrum airwaves, meeting a minimum required bid of $4.6 billion, if U.S. regulators added a sale condition that Google said would promote an open wireless market.
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Google closed out its fiscal year 2006 having reaped just over $3.2 billion in revenues for the final quarter, a gain of two thirds over the fourth quarter of 2005. Of that $3.2 billion, just over $1 billion of that is net earnings, an 86% annual gain â meaning Google is even more efficient now than it was last year.