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Google Poised to Ride Hot Ad Market to a Record Quarter

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Google Poised to Ride Hot Ad Market to a Record Quarter

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Much of that windfall has flowed to Google, which has a dominant share of world-wide internet searches, digital navigation and online video viewership.\nOn Tuesday, Google’s businesses—Search, Maps and YouTube—are expected to fuel record sales of $63.53 billion and profit of $16.20 billion for the July-September period, according to analysts surveyed by FactSet. The company posted $46.17 billion in sales and $11.25 billion in profit during the same period a year earlier, when the pandemic dented growth.\nAlphabet’s projected revenue increase of 38% from last year would be its largest in 14 years, providing investors with another quarter of assurance that the company’s business has ascended to new heights after a stay-at-home year. 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