The Play store and Apple’s App Store have both relatively low share of their revenue. They still get 30% of the developers’ sales, tho. This would be a huge impact in small companies selling online, especially on those selling non-digital goods. Food delivery apps give Apple 30% of the restaurant sales.
What kinds of things would fall under “other income” at the top? Things like government grants, sponsorships etc?
Earn $100 bn in gross revenue, $32 bn in net revenue (before tax), and pay $6 bn in tax. I think this demonstrates that pretty well. Good job.
Can’t wait to see posts with stupid titles like
*Google made almost 100 billion and paid only 5 billion in taxes*
Where does the $28.2B of net profit go to? They’re just accumulating this money?
Google Play and Google Cloud each bring in more revenue than YouTube. I did not expect that.
$28 billions in 3 months. Jesus Christ.
$71 billion in ad revenue.
What’s “Other Income” at 2013% y/y on the top right?
Why did they pay 46% y/y in Taxes? Seems like quite a jump.
It’s surprising how huge Search Advertising still is (6 times YouTube’s revenue) when so many say they barely use Google Search now because of AI.
Also Google Cloud makes 50% more than YouTube? I always thought Cloud was minor compared to YouTube and Search.
They paid taxes? holy shit
interesting note about this is now youtube has the largest share of screen time for tv’s in the us and its biggest market now is tv’s
What are android and google home device sales listed under?
What is this kind of graph/visual called?
Blows my mind they can make 54 billion just from ads on a search engine.
Not so fun fact, that’s ~$156,000 in ***profit*** per Alphabet employee 🫠
The big gains with the playstore and cloud are shocking
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The Play store and Apple’s App Store have both relatively low share of their revenue. They still get 30% of the developers’ sales, tho. This would be a huge impact in small companies selling online, especially on those selling non-digital goods. Food delivery apps give Apple 30% of the restaurant sales.
What kinds of things would fall under “other income” at the top? Things like government grants, sponsorships etc?
Earn $100 bn in gross revenue, $32 bn in net revenue (before tax), and pay $6 bn in tax. I think this demonstrates that pretty well. Good job.
Can’t wait to see posts with stupid titles like
*Google made almost 100 billion and paid only 5 billion in taxes*
Where does the $28.2B of net profit go to? They’re just accumulating this money?
Google Play and Google Cloud each bring in more revenue than YouTube. I did not expect that.
$28 billions in 3 months. Jesus Christ.
$71 billion in ad revenue.
What’s “Other Income” at 2013% y/y on the top right?
Why did they pay 46% y/y in Taxes? Seems like quite a jump.
It’s surprising how huge Search Advertising still is (6 times YouTube’s revenue) when so many say they barely use Google Search now because of AI.
Also Google Cloud makes 50% more than YouTube? I always thought Cloud was minor compared to YouTube and Search.
They paid taxes? holy shit
interesting note about this is now youtube has the largest share of screen time for tv’s in the us and its biggest market now is tv’s
What are android and google home device sales listed under?
What is this kind of graph/visual called?
Blows my mind they can make 54 billion just from ads on a search engine.
Not so fun fact, that’s ~$156,000 in ***profit*** per Alphabet employee 🫠
The big gains with the playstore and cloud are shocking
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