Despite Google's stock price getting close to $450 per share, CNet reports the company is not likely to consider a stock split.
Simply put, with demand for the search giant's shares still going strong, Google executives have little reason to call for a split, and they may well be philosophically opposed to it.
Andy Beal is an internet marketing consultant and considered one of the world's most respected and interactive search engine marketing experts. Andy has worked with many Fortune 1000 companies such as Motorola, CitiFinancial, Lowes, Alaska Air, DeWALT, NBC and Experian.
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