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Google Includes NASDAQ Results

De Mol writes "Google includes information of NASDAQ in the search results. Search for something like GOOG and you'll get all the recent stock information about Google as first result."

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  1. Okay, seriously... by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 5, Informative

    I love Google just as much as anyone else, but this is getting ridiculous. Google has displayed stock information for stock symbols in searches for quite a long time now. Certainly long enough that it doesn't require a front-page story on /.

  2. Not just NASDAQ by DeepRedux · · Score: 3, Informative

    Google also has information about New York (NYSE) and American (AMEX) stock exchange traded stocks.

  3. Re:Look Slashdot, knock it off by Jello7 · · Score: 2, Informative

    Can't you see that CmdrTaco is just bothering you guys?! Didn't you ever have a kid brother or sister? Rule #1 about being an older brother: when kid sibling complains that they don't like something you do, find every conceivable imaginative way to keep doing it. This usually provides you with untold hours of fun - that is until your kid sibling grows up and realizes what's going on. The only problem here is that there's no mommy to go cry to, so the only way to actually deal with it is to ignore it. No reaction = no fun for older brother.

  4. UPS/FEDEX/USPS Tracking # too by krbvroc1 · · Score: 3, Informative

    From the more old news dept, but an attempt to avoid a future dupe: For those in the U.S.A. you can also enter a UPS, FEDEX, US Postal Service tracking # and get tracking results too.

  5. just about everything google can do by xPsi · · Score: 2, Informative

    This google dupe thing on /. is getting downright creepy. Google services and search features are very well docmuented at google.com, thank you very much. We don't need to see it on the front page of /. unless it is absolutely brand-spankin' new (e.g. released that day) or some "secret" undocumented feature.

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