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Wall Street expects Google (GOOGL) to post a 10% rise in earnings per share minus items, when it reports Q1 results after the close Wednesday, but that would be the search leader’s slowest Q1 earnings growth in at least five years. EPS ex items are expected to be $6.39, vs. $5.79 in the year-earlier period, according to analysts polled by Thomson Reuters. Its year-over-year the previous four years had been 15%, 25%, 20% and, in 2010, 31%. Because Scalper1 News
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