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Google price target cut by UBS on paid-click slowdown
Mar 25, 2008 05:09 PM UTC

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UBS cut its price target on Google Inc. shares to $570 from $590 Tuesday morning. In a note to clients, analyst Ben Schachter cited a slowdown in the growth of paid clicks as well as "integration risks" from the company's recently closed acquisition of DoubleClick

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