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Google reported weaker-than-expected first-quarter earnings and revenue late Wednesday as overseas growth failed to meet analyst expectations. Per-share profit ex items rose 4.5% to $6.27, up from a revised $6 a year earlier. Analysts expected $6.39, according to Thomson Reuters. Google (GOOGL) on April 3 split its shares 2 for 1, so its year-earlier EPS has been halved. Google also retroactively removed the loss from Motorola Scalper1 News
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