A Case Study: Consolidated Balance Sheet

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Google has achieved record results to the point of announcing a massive share buyback to satisfy its shareholders, the stock blazing and the company 's market capitalization exceeds $ 500 billion.

The balance sheets of Alphabet and Google (in millions) As of December 31, 2013 2014 2015
Consolidated Balance Sheet Data:
Cash, cash equivalents, and marketable securities $58717 $64395 $73066
Total assets 109050 129187 147461
Total long-term liabilities …show more content…

As most Google’s products users are accessing the Internet via multiple devices, so, the company advertising revenues are increasingly coming from mobile phones and other new technology formats. Everyone nowadays wants to stay connected no matter the location and the activities they are doing and that situation leads to Mobile computing power growth. As the operating results show, in order to maintain and grow their business, Google & Alphabet spend a lot of money to expand their products and services to stay in front of the new technology shift. We live in multi-device world, and the company has been able to offer a wide range of products that go with users ' …show more content…

Now Android devices will be able to execute bits of code without having to install an application. Thus, it will be possible to imagine that you click on a link to consult a product available on a commercial site via the mobile web browser, and to have an experience comparable to that offered by the application of the e-merchant without having to install it. This is a major step forward because many users sometimes deprive themselves of a service due to lack of time to spend installing an app. By allowing consumers to get away from the Google Play Store, agreeing to the terms of use and installing the application on their smartphone, Google paves the way for considerably optimized lookup and conversion

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