Google Focuses on Innovation, Not Stock Price: Exec

Google Officer on Mobile, Partnerships

Nikesh Arora, Google chief business officer, offers insight on the company's soaring stock price in addition to mobile ads and partnerships with other tech giants.

Whether it's new hardware products like Google Glasses or Chromebooks, or the company's other business such as advertising, YouTube, and or mobile, the company has built an empire of products and services that bode well for the company, as well as investors.

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Google's stock soared to an all-time high on Wednesday at $831.38.

Arora said he doesn't really think about what the company's stock is doing.

"I don't pay attention to our stock price. I used to do that for a living and I decided to stop paying attention," he said.

Instead, he is focused on staying ahead of the latest technologies and on improving Google's current products and services.

"We want to stay relevant in our existing products, that means we have to innovate twice as fast in areas like search, areas like YouTube and areas where people use our services," Arora said.

"You have to make sure we don't miss the next trick. We have to make sure that as consumers keep adapting new technology, new ideas, we have to be there in the forefront. ... And I think we have to keep doing interesting things to change the world," he added.

Even though the company continues to evolve, the core of its revenue still comes from advertising.

Arora said that most advertising revenue still comes from the mature markets, but growth in developing countries is picking up as web access continues to grow.

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"We should not take away from the fact that there are lots of parts of the world where the Internet is still a huge growth phenomenon, a lot more people are coming on to the Internet, there are lots of business coming on to the Internet," he said. "It's a balance between strong revenue and mature markets and growth of more users on the web, more business on the web, causing more and more advertising to come on."

Source: http://www.cnbc.com/id/100529491

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