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Goldman goes ga-ga for Google, cites YouTube, Europe and display ads

Goldman Sachs figures Google will come out of the downturn with revenue growth rates in the mid-teens in 2010.Goldman Sachs added Google to its "conviction buy list" with a 6-month target of $560.

Written by Larry Dignan, Contributor Aug. 19, 2009 at 11:42 p.m. PT

Goldman Sachs figures Google will come out of the downturn with revenue growth rates in the mid-teens in 2010.

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