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Thinkpad (AXcess News) Mountain View CA - Mega-search engine, Google, Inc. (Nasdaq: GOOG) announced the pricing of its public offering of Class A Common Stock late Wednesday afternoon. Underwriters for the deal agreed to offer the Class A shares at $295 per share.
Investors pushed Google's shares down Wednesday $8.68, or 2.78%, to close at $303. The market's acceptance of more shares from the Mountain View California-based search engine was not the cause of Google's share decline.
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Microsoft Yesterday in Seattle, Superior Court Judge Steven Gonzalez ruled that Google could hire ex-Microsoft executive Kai-Fu Lee as long as Google agreed to limit Lee's duties until his non-compete agreement with Microsoft expired in July 2006. While the news itself was a win, sort of, for Google, Microsoft's lawyer cautioned that the software maker expected Google to comply to the court's ruling. Implying that the Redmond-based Microsoft did not trust the search engine provider. Though the news was hardly sufficient to cause panic on the street and push Google's shares down.
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Laptop Computers In other news, Google announced the launching of a new blog search feature. Jason Goldman from Google's Blog Search Team posted comments on Google this morning, saying, "We wanted to create a better way to allow people to find out what's being written in blogs, as it's being created."
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Desktop Computer With the good news out about Google's blog and yesterday's ruling by judge Gonzalez you would have thought Google's shares would rise. But it appears that Google's underwriters for the Class A offering decided to clip its share price down to size before the news of the pricing leaked out, which would put the spread in their pockets. Though most likely the managing underwriters of the public offering; Morgan Stanley & Co. and Credit Suisse First Boston LLC, acting as joint book-running managers, and Allen & Company LLC, Citigroup, JPMorgan, Lehman Brothers, UBS Investment Bank, Thomas Weisel Partners LLC, and Blaylock & Company, Inc., acting as co-managers, had nothing to do with it. Even though that about covers most of Wall Street's underwriters.
Notebooks Stock deals are like leaky pipes, they drip all over the place and its hard to keep the floor dry. Only in Google's case, its the trading floor of the exchanges. So add to that tomorrow's open, now that the street has been officially notified of the Class A Common stock offering price and Google's shares will quickly reach the $295 plateau. Though clever underwriters have a tendency to let shares slip slightly below the offer just before bringing the deal out so investors snap up all of the shares.
Lenovo I might point out that the public offering does not include any insider shares. Google's President certainly doesn't need the money, as he already dumped $90 million in stock at higher prices earlier this year, so if he attended Burning Man in Reno like he did last year, he could afford to go in style.
Hard Drive The offering will bring in $4.1 billion in cash before underwriter commissions and if over allotted, as I suspect today's short play will fulfill, Google will raise $4.3 billion in the deal.
Travelstar Most of that cash will probably find its way to China in the form of acquisitions there. But other acquisitions closer to home could also be on Google's radar screen. It certainly doesn't need the money for working capital and due to the pack of Wall Street wolves financing the deal, they may have already conjured up some good buys.
Gateway I'm looking for a bottom in the market around 1% below the offering price. Then watch it climb again when Google starts announcing what its doing with $4 billion in cash. But that's just my "throw the dart" feeling. Often my cat's droppings outside its pan lands on better picks than I've made and I might point out I own no shares in Google and that this was NOT an investment opinion. Only my cat Spottie can do that!
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