Google won USD $ 10.65 billion in the first quarter of 2012

Google has just officially reported earnings in the first quarter of this year. Company founded by Larry Page and Sergey Brin while they were students at Stanford University suggests that current income is greater than what they imagined.

Google's first-quarter earnings jumped 24 percent to approximately USD $ 10.65 billion from the same period last year. In addition, the search engine company's net profit was also joined up with a total of USD $ 2.89 billion.

"Google had a great quarter with revenue up 24% from year to year," said CEO Larry Page.

Larry Page revealed that the board of directors unanimously approved a stock dividend proposal is designed to preserve the corporate structure that has allowed Google to stay focused on long-term and sustainable growth.

"We also see tremendous momentum of the big bets we made in products such as Android, Chrome and YouTube. We are still at a very early stage of technology what can we do to improve people's lives and we have great opportunities ahead. "Close the founders of Google.