The search advertising company launched its financial news site last night, with an interesting take on meshing stock charts and news related to a company.
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The new FAQ to discussing how those work.
Google has people watching these discussion groups, to ensure posts comply with posted about one aspect of the search on Google Finance he particularly likes:
If you do a search for Lexmark, the search will show you an info page for Lexmark (stock symbol: LXK). If you didn't want a company profile page, over in the top right is a "Find more results for lexmark" link so you can search for Lexmark Canada or whatever. At most finance pages, if you typed "Lexmark" into the search box, you'll get a message like "That's not a stock symbol! Click over here to search for a stock symbol." You end up clicking 3-4 times, when the logical behavior is to give you the best matching stock profile, then give you the option to do a deeper search.
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David Utter is a staff writer for murdok covering technology and business. 
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