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Google's share price reached an all-time high Tuesday at $518.84 with the announcement of a new partnership with marketing software maker Salesforce.com. Google, the #1 search engine, seems to defy every Internet law of gravity. But one question arises with each subsequent record-high share price: is it possible for Google to get any bigger...
...According to Hitwise, for the four weeks ending June 2, 2007, Google accounted for 64.8% of all executed searches in the U.S., triple that of its nearest competitor Yahoo! Search, which achieved 21.7% of all searches in that same time period. Tech pundits (this author included) have long theorized that there must be a saturation point for Google's role in our quest to find information on the Internet. We just don't have a clue as to where that point may be. We've pondered the possibility of slips in dominance with the release of a new competitive offering...
...crude calculus that might put off classmates who stumbled across this place in high school or conducted an exhaustive search of colleges and found this one to fit best...
...conducted a field interview and ran the individuals for warrants with negative result. They were issued a trespass warning for all Harvard property.June 3:8:44 p.m.: Officers were dispatched to Leverett House C in response to a report that a suspicious individual had piggybacked into the building. A search of the area yielded negative results.—Compiled from the Harvard University Police Department Police Log.—Staff writer Noah S. Bloom can be reached at nsbloom@fas.harvard.edu...
...search for a long-term foreign policy achievement that can offset Iraq in the history books, George W. Bush has returned to a central national security tenet of his early days as President: the need for missile defense. Beyond fighting terrorism, no issue is more important to the President's strategic vision, and he and his closest advisers have pursued anti-missile programs from the earliest days of the Administration. But as he presses his efforts to get a regional missile defense system in train for central Europe before he leaves office, Bush faces more resistance than he bargained...