On an annualized basis, they are doing ~$120B.
They have ~85k employees.
That means they are generating ~1.5M Revenue Per Employee.
That's crazy
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On an annualized basis, they are doing ~$120B.
They have ~85k employees.
That means they are generating ~1.5M Revenue Per Employee.
That's crazy
How does a company like Alphabet have so much space to grow at this point?
My notes.... Numbers: - Alphabet 1Q EPS $13.33, Est. $9.300 - free cash flow for the first quarter of $4.34 billion. - 1Q Google Other Rev. $4.35B - 1Q Rev. Ex-TAC $24.9B, Est. $24.3B - Capital expense for Google more than triples: up from $2.4 billion to $7.7 billion year-on-year. That probably reflects spending on hardware, including the Nest division. - Porat says that CapEx was "almost completely split" between p…
Part of that also comes from Google buying up $1 billion of north Sunnyvale properties over the past year [0]. They bought roughly 50 properties. The article [0] has a nice map that shows since July 2017 Google has bought up roughly half of the Sunnyvale Moffet Park area.
I am mildly surprised how little coverage Google's buying spree has received.
[0] https://www.mercurynews.com/2017/12/22/google-expansion-ques...
How does a company like Alphabet have so much space to grow at this point?
>Effective tax rate 11% Absolutely obscene. Literally their entire Net Income increase from $5.4b to $9.4b is due to a tax cut from 20%. We will be paying for this Republican tax policy for the rest of our lives.
Fuck this administration.
>Effective tax rate 11% Absolutely obscene. Literally their entire Net Income increase from $5.4b to $9.4b is due to a tax cut from 20%. We will be paying for this Republican tax policy for the rest of our lives.
For reference, also check that Google's revenue grew by 26% which had nothing to do with tax cuts.
My notes.... Numbers: - Alphabet 1Q EPS $13.33, Est. $9.300 - free cash flow for the first quarter of $4.34 billion. - 1Q Google Other Rev. $4.35B - 1Q Rev. Ex-TAC $24.9B, Est. $24.3B - Capital expense for Google more than triples: up from $2.4 billion to $7.7 billion year-on-year. That probably reflects spending on hardware, including the Nest division. - Porat says that CapEx was "almost completely split" between p…
Is that and the other Porat comments from the earnings call? The PDF doesn't seem to mention that.