The latest quarterly results from Google have beaten market expectations after they posted a 32% rise in their profits.
The global internet giant posted a net profit of $2.17 Billion (£1.4 Billion) in the 3 months up to 30 September, up from $1.6 Billion for the same time last year.
Google thanked elevated advertising revenues, but they also noted the success of its newer ventures like its Android mobile operating system.
Google’s total revenues were up 23% to $7.29 Billion.
The Google chief executive Eric Schmidt said the company had enjoyed “an excellent quarter”.
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