Google makes a profit of two thousand 730 MDD in the third quarter

The Internet search engine Google reported net income of two thousand 730 million dollars between July and September 2011, up 26 percent over the same period last year according to the California company today.

The technology giant joined nine thousand during the quarter $ 720 million, up 33 percent over the same quarter of 2010.

"We had a great quarter. Revenue rose 33% and reached almost 10 billion," said Larry Page, CEO of the California company.

Page held that Google +, new social network launched by the company in late June, has gone "beyond the border of the 40 million users."

These data imply an earnings per share of 8.33 dollars, above analysts' expectations.

Revenues from the web pages were owned by six thousand 740 million, 69 percent of the total, and 2,600 million through external programs such as AdSense, which represents 28%.

Google reported that costs per "click" in the ads were up five percent over the same quarter of 2010, but fell five percent from the previous quarter.

Billing for "click" generated by the user visits the Advertisement of the Internet search engine, had a growth of 28 percent and their value fell, however, 13 percent in the comparison quarter.

Google added to its workforce by 585 this quarter, two thousand employees, in their expansion plans for 2011, which already exceed more than 25 000 workers.