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Google shares in freefall after profit collapse and shock 8 billion dollar investment wipeout

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The GuardianGoogle shares in freefall after profit collapse and shock 8 billion dollar investment wipeout
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Alphabet Inc., Google's parent company, reported strong revenue growth in its third quarter, but it fell short of Wall Street expectations

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