Mid Year Review:How Will Google’s Desktop Search Division Fare Till The End Of 2016?
Alphabet Inc.’s (NASDAQ:GOOG) subsidiary Google leads the online search ads industry. With the advent of mobile phones, the search queries from desktop have plummeted. Furthermore, the convergence of desktop revenue per search with mobile has resulted in its decline. We project this trend to continue in H2-2016. As a result, desktop revenue for Google will decline marginally by 1.5% to $23.49 billion. Our analysis as follows:
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