Google CEO creates $25M endowment at Princeton (AP via Yahoo! News)
Tuesday, October 13th, 2009Google CEO Eric Schmidt and his wife have given $25 million to start an endowment fund at Princeton University.
Google CEO Eric Schmidt and his wife have given $25 million to start an endowment fund at Princeton University.
Google expects to buy one small company a month as it rekindles its acquisition engine and moves beyond the worst phase of the global recession, CEO Eric Schmidt said Wednesday.
Google Inc expects to buy one small company a month as it rekindles its acquisition engine and moves beyond the worst phase of the global recession, Chief Executive Eric Schmidt said in an interview on Wednesday.
Google Inc. Chief Executive Eric Schmidt can’t wait for the Internet search leader’s free operating system to debut next year.
A U.S. recovery is likely to begin this autumn, the worst of the crisis has passed and it is “reasonable to be optimistic for 2010,” internet search giant Google’s chief executive Eric Schmidt said on Friday.
Google Inc’s quarterly profit topped expectations, helped by cost controls, but Chief Executive Eric Schmidt said the economic environment remains tough with users still searching but buying less.
Google Inc plans to let its cash “pile up” as it weathers the economic recession, the Web search leader’s Chief Executive Eric Schmidt said on Wednesday.
Google chief executive Eric Schmidt wished rivals Microsoft and Yahoo! luck on Tuesday in competing on Web search but took aim at the software giant for what he called a “history” of trying to “restrict consumer choice.”
Eric Schmidt once famously (or infamously, depending on how you look at it) called the Internet a cesspool . Now Google along with search rivals Yahoo and Microsoft are working together to clean up that cesspool to some extent. read more
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